AI FOR SURGEONS
Keep the context before and after the procedure without rewriting the story
Itaca combines preoperative context, procedure data you record, and subsequent progress to prepare reviewable drafts and continuity documents. It also provides sourced answers for specific clinical questions.
MORE THAN DOCUMENTATION
A platform for the work surrounding the procedure
Use Itaca to document, retrieve context, review evidence, and prepare communication without turning the surgery into a collection of isolated forms.
Documentation while attending
Organize assessment, documented consent, described procedure, findings, events, evolution, and plan into drafts ready for review.
Context between meetings
Keep background, decisions, procedure, recovery, controls, and pending items connected across different care moments.
Documents to continue the work
Prepare instructions, discharge, referrals, requests, or summaries for the team from the already verified context. Know the documents that Itaca can help prepare.
Clinical responses with sources
Consult guidelines, prophylaxis, care, complications, or follow-up with answers that include references for review. Open the references and review them.
deep research for further exploration
Compare evidence when you need a broader synthesis on specific techniques, results, care, or populations. Consult how it organizes sources, dates, and relevant fragments.
BEFORE, DURING, AND AFTER
Documentary continuity from appraisal to monitoring
Each stage needs its own note, but they must all tell a coherent trajectory.
Preoperative assessment
Retrieve reason, background, medications, allergies, studies, and discussed decisions. Prepare a draft distinguishing provided information, assessment, and plan.
Procedure
Document confirmed indication, technique performed, findings described, materials, events, and subsequent plan with the level of detail required by your practice.
Recovery and discharge
Organize evolution, pain, tolerance, wounds, devices, care, medication, warning signs, and follow-up criteria from the reviewed information.
Postoperative follow-up
Compare recovery, function, symptoms, reported complications, and adherence to instructions with the baseline and the documented procedure.
THE REAL WORK OF THE SPECIALTY
Surgical documentation must accompany the entire episode
A good structure reduces duplication and makes it easier for each professional to understand what happened and what comes next.
- Indication and preoperative context documented.
- Procedure, technique, and findings described by the surgeon.
- Relevant intraoperative events and decisions.
- Immediate evolution, devices and care.
- Indications, medication, warning signs, and discharge.
- Postoperative control, recovery, function, and pending items.
See the full development in the surgical tracking template.
Practical example
How to organize postoperative follow-up
The example organizes the review; it does not decide whether an evolution is normal nor does it replace surgical evaluation.
Available context
A person attends the first follow-up visit after a procedure. Symptoms, wound status, function, medication use, and compliance with instructions are reviewed.
Draft for review
- Procedure and date.
- Evolution and symptoms since discharge.
- Care, medication, and tolerance.
- Findings of the examination performed.
- Questions and concerns of the person.
- Assessment, indications, red flags, and next follow-up.
The surgeon evaluates the progress and decides on the management. Itaca helps keep the episode and instructions clearly documented.
For individual practice and for teams
In individual practice, it reduces repetition among assessment, procedure, and follow-up. In institutions, it helps coordinate surgery, anesthesia, nursing, inpatient care, rehabilitation, and outpatient care with a shared context.
You can use the Itaca mobile app when the flow requires it or to know the Clinic software if several professionals need to share context, templates, and continuity.
Protected information and professional control
Itaca organizes information and prepares drafts for review. The professional retains responsibility for the evaluation, decisions, and final documents. Check current details of security and privacy.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Questions about AI for surgery
Does Itaca determine a surgical indication or technique?
No. It can organize information and facilitate the review of sources, but the indication, the technique, and the decisions belong to the surgeon.
Can you prepare a procedural note?
It can generate a draft from the dictated or documented information. The surgeon verifies that it accurately represents what was performed.
Help with discharge instructions?
You can prepare a draft from the revised plan, including documented care and warning signs.
Is it useful for postoperative follow-up?
Yes. You can organize evolution, symptoms, function, care, and pending items for professional review.
Can I adapt templates to different procedures?
Yes. You can start from your usual formats and create reusable templates.
Connect each step of the surgical episode with less rework
Try Itaca to draft and prepare documents while maintaining control over every decision.
