What supports the statement?
An observation is more useful when its source can be inspected. We are working toward reports that preserve that connection.
About Tensorgical
Learning medicine.
Starting with surgery.
Tensorgical is developing models that understand and learn surgery to help patients everywhere.
See what we’re buildingOur direction
Medicine happens
across many kinds of evidence.
A procedure unfolds in motion. Imaging shows anatomy. Pathology describes tissue. The clinical record carries the patient’s history.
We are studying how models can learn across these sources and connect what happens during surgery with the wider course of care.
Imaging
Pathology
Clinical context
The procedure is part
of a patient’s story.
Understanding a surgical recording means more than recognising instruments or naming an action. The anatomy, the sequence of events, and the surrounding clinical information matter.
Our research brings surgical video into that context, alongside imaging, pathology, physiology, and the medical record.
Explore the clinical contextOur first application
Begin with
the operative record.
We are developing a workflow that connects a draft operative report to the moments it describes.
A clinician should be able to return to the recording, inspect the evidence, correct the language, and sign the final record. That review shapes how we approach the product.
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Surgical videoDraft operative report
Clinical review
Our approach
Questions that guide the work.
What needs clinical judgment?
A recording cannot establish every detail of care. The workflow needs to make room for uncertainty, context, and correction.
Does it fit the work?
Documentation is part of a clinical routine. We want to understand where review happens and what makes the record useful to the next person.
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