AI redacts, organizes, and helps you prepare your 12 oral board cases.
Six weeks of case prep, done in an afternoon. Organize your roster, redact every chart, draft summaries, and rehearse — then walk into Maine Orthopaedic Review ready to defend.
HIPAA-compliant redaction
Prep and rehearse anytime with AI. Then defend your cases live, in front of MOR faculty.
The oldest orthopaedic surgery board-prep course in the country pairs you with nationally-known subspecialists who pressure-test your cases in real time. This app is the other half — solo, on-demand prep so you arrive rehearsed, not cramming. Learn about the course →
From portal export to exam-ready
Paste your case roster. Twelve cases organized in seconds — no manual data entry.
Names, dates, and MRNs removed, files renamed to board conventions. You review every page before anything leaves.
Draft summaries, audit weak spots, pull supporting literature, and rehearse with a practice script and Q&A.
Built for the way candidates actually prep
Names, dates, and MRNs removed — you keep review control.
Twelve cases sorted into the four board folder conventions.
Find your weak spots before the examiner does.
Every case scored against the oral-exam rubric.
Relevant references pulled and attached per case.
A rehearsal script for presenting each case cleanly.
Anticipated examiner questions, drilled until they land.
Share a case with an attending — no login required.
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Free for the 2026 MOR cohort.
Free for 2026 Maine Orthopaedic Review registrants with your registration code. Full access to all prep tools for your 12-case portfolio, through the 2026 oral board exam.
Start with your codeFor candidates outside the Maine Orthopaedic Review cohort. Secure Stripe checkout — have a discount code? Apply it at checkout. We email your access code after payment.
Continue to checkoutThe app produces submission-ready files organized to board conventions. You review and upload them to the portal — we never submit on your behalf. Access runs through the 2026 oral board exam.
Start with your first case.
Paste your roster, redact a chart, and see your first summary draft in minutes.
Start with your first case