SurgiDash
For colorectal surgeons

Tell SurgiDash about your operation. SurgiDash will tell you about your practice.

Create your op notes with ease — each one adds to your data, building insight into your own numbers and patterns.

Early access is by request. Your patient data stays local — nothing is required to see how it works.

Operation details
Procedure
Anterior resection
Site of cancer
Ascending colon diagram
Ascending
Sigmoid colon diagram
Sigmoid
Rectum diagram
Rectum
Approach
Open Laparoscopic Robotic
IMA dissection
Divided proximal to left colic artery
Divided proximal to left colic artery
Divided preserving left colic artery
Divided preserving left colic artery
Divided exposing anterior wall of aorta
Divided exposing anterior wall of aorta
Type of anastomosis
End to end
End to end
Side to side
Side to side
End to side
End to side
Side to end
Side to end
Double stapled
Double stapled
Your answers generate the operation note
Operation note
Laparoscopic anterior resection.
Sigmoid colon tumour, no evidence of spread.
Medial-to-lateral mobilisation; IMA divided preserving the left colic artery.
Double-stapled, colon to rectum. Air leak test negative.
The same data builds your Practice Analytics
Operative time ↑
Median operative time is 18 min longer than in the previous 6 months.
Robotic practice growing
Robotic cases increased from 12% to 27% of recent cases.
Practice Analytics
128
Cases
145 min
Median operative time
3.9%
Conversion
Case volume
Approach mix
Laparoscopic
64%
Robotic
21%
Open
15%
The workflow

A convenient way to document — that also captures the data.

Sensible, pre-filled but fully customisable answers. The same interaction that produces your note is what builds your dataset.

Operative questionnaire  Real interface
The real SurgiDash operative questionnaire, filled with sample data
Generated op note  Illustrative text

Procedure: Laparoscopic anterior resection with primary stapled anastomosis and defunctioning loop ileostomy.

Pneumoperitoneum established via Hasson technique. Standard port placement. Medial-to-lateral mobilisation of the sigmoid and descending colon with high ligation of the IMA, preserving the left colic artery. Splenic flexure mobilised for a tension-free anastomosis...

Anastomosis: Circular stapled, end-to-end, air leak test negative.
Drains: Pelvic drain sited.
Stoma: Loop ileostomy fashioned in the right iliac fossa.

Same information, two outputs — the note for the record, and the row of data behind it.

Practice Analytics

A polished view of your own practice.

Case volume and mix, approach, duration, conversion, anastomotic technique, stapler use, drains — the picture gets richer as cases accumulate, without any separate data collection.

Real SurgiDash Practice Analytics — sample dataset, not real patients
SurgiDash — Practice Analytics
Stat card: Number of cases, 100 Stat card: Conversion, 8.0% (8 of 100) Stat card: Complications, 20.0% (20 of 100)
Bar chart: surgery distribution across seven procedure types Line chart: cases by month, January 2024 to June 2025
Pie chart: access, laparoscopic 75%, open 15%, robotic 10% Pie chart: anastomosis, yes 92%, no 8%

Every case you document adds one more row — no separate database, no duplicate entry.

See it in context

Two minutes on why SurgiDash exists.

Surgeons want their own numbers. Routine work usually gets in the way of collecting them. Here's how one workflow solves both.

Beyond the operative record

One dataset. A growing framework for deeper analysis.

Every case already contributes structured operative data. The same framework extends naturally to demographics, pathology, recovery and long-term outcomes — building toward a fuller picture of your practice over time.

Layer 1 — automatic

Operative data

Captured automatically from every op note you create — no setup, no extra work.

Layer 2

Demographics & pathology

Staging, histology and patient factors extend each case for deeper analysis.

Layer 3

Recovery & 30-day outcomes

Complications and early recovery milestones build in as follow-up happens.

Layer 4

Long-term & survival

Oncological follow-up completes the picture for audit, research and reflection on your own results.

Your data, your environment

Local-first, by design.

SurgiDash is built to keep patient-level information where it belongs — in your own local or protected hospital environment, under your control.

Stays local

Patient-level data remains on your device or within your hospital's protected environment.

You hold the file

Your case database is yours — not hosted on our servers, not pooled with anyone else's.

You decide what's shared

Nothing leaves your environment unless you choose to export or share it.

Personal first, department capable

Built for you. Ready for your colleagues, too.

SurgiDash is primarily your own professional tool — but it also supports colleagues and departmental use, when that's useful.

For you

Your own cases, your own op notes, your own Practice Analytics — private by default, useful from the first case you log.

For your department

Colleagues can use SurgiDash the same way — each building their own op notes and their own Practice Analytics, side by side.

Get early access to SurgiDash.

Distribution is controlled while SurgiDash is early. Request access and we'll be in touch.

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