Clyno for Neurologists
The seizure count kept as a number you can compare instead of a sentence in the notes, a fit and a giddiness arriving as two different complaints rather than as "body pain", and the neurology diagnosis list already in front of you.
Sound familiar?
The daily frictions we hear from neurologists — and what Clyno does about them.
Made for a neurologist's day
The seizure count, as a number
Log the episodes with the date, the type, how long they lasted and what set them off — or simply record the number the family gives you. Clyno states the change in words: three since last visit, down from nine, with the whole run of counts on one line.
It separates the dose from the taking of it
Record whether she is taking the medicine regularly. Fits alongside missed doses raise a prompt to settle that first, because it is a different conversation from increasing the dose.
The complaint arrives already sorted
Seizure, vertigo, numbness or tingling, tremor, weakness on one side, memory trouble and fainting are on the front-desk and kiosk list, in English, Hindi and Marathi. The patient picks her own words; you read a real complaint.
Your diagnosis list, first
Migraine, tension headache, epilepsy, stroke, peripheral neuropathy, vertigo, Parkinson's disease, Bell's palsy, trigeminal neuralgia, cervical spondylosis and sciatica, before you have typed a letter.
The numbers that change the diagnosis
Sodium, calcium, thyroid, sugar control and vitamin D read off her report and drawn against the dates the samples were taken — because a fit or a tremor is often one of those numbers.
An assistant that knows the field
The suggestions are written for a neurology consultation, not for medicine in general. Say the medicine and the review date and it fills them in while you are still with the patient.
Follow-ups measured in years
The whole history on one screen, and a WhatsApp reminder for the review — which is where a long neurology follow-up is actually lost.
Checks before you sign
Allergies, what she is already taking and pregnancy are checked by fixed rules that give the same answer every time. You remain the one who signs.
Clyno for Neurologists — FAQs
Yes. Each episode can be recorded with its date, type, duration and trigger, or the visit can simply carry the count the family reports. Clyno compares it with the previous visit and states the change in words — for example three since the last visit, down from nine — and shows the run of counts across earlier visits. An episode lasting over five minutes and fits occurring alongside missed doses each raise their own prompt.
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