Designed around the way
your specialty works.
Gynaecological episode with menstrual timeline, reproductive history, anatomical findings and procedure follow-up.
Capture cycle pattern, last menstrual period, bleeding diary, pain, sexual/reproductive history, contraception and fertility priorities with appropriate confidentiality.
Provide pelvic examination and diagram, cervical screening/HPV follow-up, colposcopy and biopsy workflows; preserve specimen-to-pathology links.
Support abnormal bleeding, fibroid, endometriosis, menopause and pelvic-floor consultations with condition-specific history and longitudinal outcomes.
Schedule office procedures and surgery referrals with consent, pregnancy assessment when appropriate, product/implant identification and post-procedure review.
Diagnosis coverage and clinical records
Abnormal uterine bleeding; leiomyoma; adenomyosis; suspected/confirmed endometriosis; PCOS; ovarian/adnexal masses; cervical dysplasia; pelvic inflammatory disease; prolapse; menopausal symptoms. Keep imaging suspicion, histology confirmation and operative findings separately attributable.
Measurements that give the record meaning
| Measurement | Units / representation | Clinical context |
|---|---|---|
| Cycle interval and bleeding duration | days | Dates and patient-reported uncertainty |
| Pain severity | scale score | Instrument, body site and cycle phase |
| Uterine/fibroid dimensions | mm | Three dimensions, location and imaging method |
| Endometrial thickness | mm | Cycle/menopause status and ultrasound method |
| Ovarian/adnexal lesion size | mm | Laterality, morphology and report category |
| Prolapse assessment | cm or categorical stage | Named system and examination context |
| Hormone results | assay-specific units | Cycle day, medications and laboratory reference interval |
Equipment and integration plans
- Ultrasound → DICOM images and available structured measurements; hysteroscopy/colposcopy → consented images/video with lesion location.
- Urodynamics and pelvic-floor instruments → vendor report or validated data import; keep raw report alongside entered interpretations.
Connections require an approved interface and testing against the installed manufacturer, model and software. Listed equipment is a candidate integration target.
Explore equipment & roboticsReporting and meaningful outcomes
Abnormal screening follow-up completion; symptom change with the same instrument; pathology-result acknowledgement and procedure follow-up attendance.
Development scope and clinical validation
Initial scope
History, menstrual record, examination, ultrasound summary, procedures, specimens and recall register.
Advanced scope
Colposcopy image mapping, advanced endometriosis diagrams and pelvic-floor integrations.
Example acceptance scenarios
- Normal imaging must not automatically erase a clinically suspected endometriosis problem.
- A cervical biopsy result must return to the exact sampled site and trigger a documented follow-up plan.
Research foundations
- NICE NG73: endometriosis recommendations ↗
- ACR Reporting and Data Systems ↗
- GE HealthCare ultrasound DICOM conformance statements ↗
Research snapshot: 23 September 2026. References inform the proposed design; they do not certify FertPro or establish device compatibility. Diagnosis lists and measurement groups are not treatment protocols.