General surgery EMR with abdomen and hernia maps
Chart findings on 9-Quadrant Abdomen, Groin/Hernia, Thorax, Breast, Perianal/Pelvic, and Neck/Thyroid maps, follow wound healing with a ghost overlay, and draft the operative note while you talk.
The surgical abdomen map
Nine-quadrant abdomen map with regional findings marked, ready for pre-op assessment and post-op tracking.Screen from the Medabha consult room, shown with demo data.Built for the General Surgery exam
9-Quadrant Abdomen, Groin/Hernia, Thorax, Breast, Perianal/Pelvic, and Neck/Thyroid regional maps built for pre-op assessment and post-op wound tracking.
One-click problem packs
Pre-fills common findings and medicines for general surgery visits. You review and edit before signing — nothing reaches the chart unapproved.
Why general surgery clinics use Medabha
Wound tracking without paper sketches
Mark incision sites, drains, and wound findings on the correct regional map, then compare against the last dressing change with a ghost overlay.
Dictate the operative note
Doctor-only dictation mode drafts a structured note from your spoken summary — useful right after a procedure, before the next patient.
Discharge advice on WhatsApp
Share a Picture Rx plus a short voice clip covering wound care and follow-up so the family has something to replay at home.
General Surgery clinic software questions
Which regions does the surgical diagram system cover?
9-Quadrant Abdomen, Groin/Hernia, Thorax, Breast, Perianal/Pelvic, and Neck/Thyroid each have a dedicated map for marking findings, incisions, and wounds.
Can I track a wound across follow-up visits?
Yes. Ghost overlay shows the previous visit's markings as a translucent layer over the current diagram, so healing progress is visible without redrawing the chart each time.
Can I dictate an operative note instead of a two-speaker consult?
Yes. Dictation mode captures doctor-only speech and drafts a note from it, separate from the in-room consult mode used with the patient present.
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