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ENToscope

Endoscopy reports for ENT, with tympanometry — and clinics for tonsillectomy aftercare, laryngectomy, nasal packs and vertigo.

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What it is

Nasal, laryngeal and otoendoscopy written up as findings and a conclusion, frozen the moment a named person signs; tympanometry is its own act beside them, one row per ear. Tracheostomies are followed for as long as they are in: the tube as fitted, every change, and the next change due on the interval the clinician sets from the maker’s and the unit’s guidance (named; none ships). Readiness for decannulation is reviewed against the unit’s own checklist, each criterion with its source, every item answered, and decannulation is recorded only after a review the clinician marked ready. ENT clinics: after a tonsillectomy, check calls and visits on the post-operative days the surgeon sets (no risk curve ships), each with bleeding, pain and eating as reported, a missed check day listed and any bleeding flagged to call the patient in; after a laryngectomy, each voice prosthesis with its make and size and every change against the one it replaced, a leak or blockage counted as an early failure, reviewed on the ENT team’s own interval; nasal packs and splints placed with the surgeon’s remove-by date, flagged when still in past it; and the vertigo clinic — the Dix-Hallpike, roll or head-impulse test with side and result, the clinician’s own diagnosis and the repositioning manoeuvre done, visit by visit.

Who uses it: Built for: ENT
Reads: Patient record
Writes: Scope reports, tympanometry, tracheostomy changes and decannulation reviews, aftercare checks, voice prosthesis changes, pack removals, vertigo exams
Never: It does not sign a scope report without both findings and a conclusion, and it does not hold the audiogram — that one lives in AudioLab.
Access: Only people whose role includes it — the clinic owner decides who
Your data: Full PHI. Hosted in Boston, United States. On uninstall: All clinical data stays in the record.

In the product

Who uses it: Doctor — the demo profile it is best tried as
Where it opens: Clinical › ENT /ent
Permission: ent.read

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How it works

Create the procedureFind the patient, choose nasal endoscopy, laryngoscopy or otoendoscopy, the side, when it was performed and the indication — obstruction, hoarseness; it lands under Awaiting signature.
Write findings and a conclusionFindings are what the scope showed and the conclusion is what signing needs too; Save report keeps both while the procedure is unsigned.
Sign it onceSigning needs findings and a conclusion together — an opinion is the report — and a signed procedure does not change: every edit path is guarded on the signature being absent.
Record tympanometry beside itOne row per ear per test time, right or left, with the canal volume; the same ear twice at one test time is refused, and a canal volume outside 0.2 to 5 mL is refused as a probe fault.
Run an ENT clinicOn ENT clinics, pick one: after a tonsillectomy (checks on the days the surgeon sets, any bleeding flagged to call them in), laryngectomy (each voice prosthesis change against the one it replaced, a leak or blockage counted as an early failure, review on your interval), nasal packs and splints (out by your date), or vertigo (the test, side and result, your diagnosis, the manoeuvre done). The audiogram lives in AudioLab.

Rules it keeps

What it does not do, by design. A listing with only benefits is an advertisement.

It does not sign a scope report without both findings and a conclusion, and it does not hold the audiogram — that one lives in AudioLab.

It ships no decannulation criteria and decides nothing: the clinician reviews and decides.

It does not triage a bleed or diagnose vertigo: it times the checks and keeps the clinician’s own conclusion.

AI in ENToscope

AskQuestions about what is on screen — “What needs attention in ENToscope today?” — answered with the records it read.

DraftSummaries and notes for the team, marked as drafts until a person signs.

Every answer shows its sources. Nothing AI writes is saved until a person accepts it.

See it on screen

ENToscope — ENT — ENT scope reports, signed, with ear-pressure tests — 01ENT — ENT scope reports, signed, with ear-pressure testsCaptured from the running demo clinic

01ENT — ENT scope reports, signed, with ear-pressure testsCaptured from the running demo clinic

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Questions clinics ask

What does ENToscope do?

Endoscopy reports for ENT, with tympanometry — and clinics for tonsillectomy aftercare, laryngectomy, nasal packs and vertigo. Nasal, laryngeal and otoendoscopy written up as findings and a conclusion, frozen the moment a named person signs; tympanometry is its own act beside them, one row per ear. Tracheostomies are followed for as long as they are in: the tube as fitted, every change, and the next change due on the interval the clinician sets from the maker’s and the unit’s guidance (named; none ships). Readiness for decannulation is reviewed against the unit’s own checklist, each criterion with its source, every item answered, and decannulation is recorded only after a review the clinician marked ready. ENT clinics: after a tonsillectomy, check calls and visits on the post-operative days the surgeon sets (no risk curve ships), each with bleeding, pain and eating as reported, a missed check day listed and any bleeding flagged to call the patient in; after a laryngectomy, each voice prosthesis with its make and size and every change against the one it replaced, a leak or blockage counted as an early failure, reviewed on the ENT team’s own interval; nasal packs and splints placed with the surgeon’s remove-by date, flagged when still in past it; and the vertigo clinic — the Dix-Hallpike, roll or head-impulse test with side and result, the clinician’s own diagnosis and the repositioning manoeuvre done, visit by visit.

What data does ENToscope read and write?

ENToscope reads patient record and writes scope reports, tympanometry, tracheostomy changes and decannulation reviews, aftercare checks, voice prosthesis changes, pack removals, vertigo exams. Its data class is Full PHI. Every app works on the same patient record — nothing is copied into a silo.

What does ENToscope deliberately not do?

It does not sign a scope report without both findings and a conclusion, and it does not hold the audiogram — that one lives in AudioLab. It ships no decannulation criteria and decides nothing: the clinician reviews and decides. It does not triage a bleed or diagnose vertigo: it times the checks and keeps the clinician’s own conclusion.

What happens to our data if we uninstall ENToscope?

All clinical data stays in the record.

Is ENToscope available today?

Yes — ENToscope is live in clinics today. Set up your practice on MedAppz and install it from your dashboard.

Want to see ENToscope running on your own patients?

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