Five preconfigured subspecialties

Your subspecialty isn't a preference. It's a different exam.

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RetinaGlaucomaCataractCorneaStrabismus
GlaucomaThe chart opens with the glaucoma sections.

Five preconfigured subspecialties.

A chart built around you

Glaucoma template
Demo PatientNew chart · glaucoma template
IOP with methodGonioscopyOptic nerveVisual field

Every section already comes in its place.

Data entry

Demo Patient
IOP24 mmHg in right eye
C/D0.7
Visual fieldArcuate defect

The data is charted on your trend.

Dictation and note

The AI proposes
Dictation“Pressure of 24 in the right eye, cup-to-disc ratio of 0.7 and a visual field with an arcuate defect.”
Structured noteIOP OD 24 mmHg · C/D 0.7 · visual field with arcuate defect

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Glaucoma noteDemo Patient · ready for review

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Illustrative example, fictitious data.

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Retina and vitreousA detachment is drawn, not described. The full retina, already built. GlaucomaAn isolated IOP tells you nothing; the curve does. iGalenus charts it for you. Cataract and anterior segmentThe IOL power is typed once and travels on its own, with the safe surgery checklist included. Cornea and refractive surgeryiGalenus changes the fields according to the modality you adapt, and does the math. Pediatric ophthalmology and strabismusThe nine-position grid, motility and the surgical plan with per-muscle dosing, already built. Compare themWhat each subspecialty adds

Comparison

What each subspecialty adds.

Retina and vitreous

Retina mapMacula and OCTNPDR / DME / AMDPlan with intravitreal injection

Charted: macular thickness, VA, IOP.

Glaucoma

Gonioscopy with ShafferOptic nerveVisual fieldTarget IOP in the plan

Charted: IOP, C/D, RNFL, MD.

General ophthalmology

Reason for visit and vital signsVA and IOPAnterior segment and fundusPrescription and follow-up

Charted: VA, IOP.

The sections required by NOM-004-SSA3-2012 are always included.

Common to all

What every record includes.

  • OD/OS laterality in examination, diagnosis and treatment.
  • Complete visual acuity: Snellen, low vision and Jaeger.
  • IOP with method and pachymetry.
  • Refraction and keratometry with add power and interpupillary distance.
  • Dilation timer that doesn't lock the screen.
  • Comparable studies in slider, side by side, flicker and 2×2 grid.

Frequently asked questions

About subspecialties.

Can I select more than one subspecialty?

Yes, and that's normal. Section lists add up: a pediatric neuro-ophthalmologist selects both and gets visual field, optic nerve, gaze positions, binocularity, alignment, motility and sensory function. Selecting a subspecialty never removes sections, it only adds.

What if my practice is general ophthalmology?

The base record already includes chief complaint, vital signs, visual acuity and IOP, anterior segment, fundus, diagnosis, prognosis, plan, prescription, and follow-up, plus the sections NOM-004 requires. You don't need to declare a subspecialty to start working.

Can I change the sections of my note later?

Yes. Sections are added, removed and reordered whenever you want, without programming. Those required by NOM-004 are always kept.

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