Clyno for Gastroenterologists
The scope written down as findings rather than as a sentence, the biopsy and the date it is due back, liver and kidney numbers drawn against the dates — and a surveillance date that does not get lost between visits.
Sound familiar?
The daily frictions we hear from gastroenterologists — and what Clyno does about them.
Made for a gastroenterologist's day
The scope, recorded as findings
Upper GI, colonoscopy, sigmoidoscopy, ERCP or EUS — with the everyday findings tapped rather than typed. Marking a study normal clears the rest, so the record can never claim both.
Biopsy and H. pylori, on the record
Whether a biopsy went and from where, and the urease result on an upper GI study — the two questions the front desk phones you about.
It tells you when a repeat is due
Chart Barrett's, a polyp, varices or long-standing colitis and Clyno states the usual surveillance interval on the screen. It is a reminder of standard practice; you set the date.
Scopes done elsewhere count too
A report the patient brings in on paper is recorded the same way, so an outside scope and yours sit in the same history.
Liver and kidney numbers as a trend
Twenty-nine values lifted off her report, units converted, with eGFR and MELD already worked out — arithmetic, not a guess.
Talk instead of typing
Dictate a full GI history, or let the scribe listen to the consultation and draft it. Reusable diet and lifestyle advice prints on the prescription.
Clyno for Gastroenterologists — FAQs
Yes. Upper GI, colonoscopy, sigmoidoscopy, ERCP and EUS each have their own list of everyday findings that are tapped rather than typed, along with the indication, whether a biopsy was taken and from where, and the H. pylori result on an upper GI study. A scope done elsewhere and brought in on paper is recorded the same way.
Yes. Findings such as Barrett's oesophagus, a polyp, oesophageal varices or long-standing ulcerative colitis prompt the usual surveillance interval on the screen, and the next scope due date is recorded as its own field rather than inside a paragraph. The prompt states standard practice — the doctor sets the date.
Yes. Twenty-nine lab values are read off uploaded reports with units converted and plotted against the dates the samples were taken, with eGFR, MELD and the lab parts of Child-Pugh calculated deterministically.
Yes — full visit history, carry-forward vitals and automated WhatsApp follow-up reminders keep long-term IBD, liver and reflux patients on track.
Run your GI practice on Clyno
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