ABOS Prep

Copy your case table directly from the ABOS portal. The app parses case number, surgery center, date, patient initials, demographics, and procedure. Tab-separated, comma-separated, or loose text all work. One click creates all your cases.

Drop raw chart PDFs (op notes, H&Ps, consent forms, imaging reports) into any case. The app OCRs scanned documents, blacks out PHI automatically, classifies each file into the correct ABOS binder (Pre-operative, Operative, Post-operative, Diagnostic Studies), and renames it to ABOS naming conventions. Patch any missed redactions with a built-in viewer.

Upload pre-operative imaging, intraoperative photos, and fluoroscopy into categorized pools. Drag images into numbered slots to build ABOS-style figure plates. Download a ready-to-submit images ZIP for each case.

The AI reads all redacted documents for a case and pre-fills all 22 ABOS portal fields: case introduction (2-liner), HPI, PMH, physical findings, imaging interpretation, diagnoses, treatment plan, surgical indications, procedures, complications, outcomes, and more. Each field stays under the 1,000-character ABOS limit. Edit any field inline.

An AI examiner audits your case for documentation weaknesses, missing rationale, and inconsistencies between the operative note and your summary. Findings are categorized by severity (high, medium, low) with specific, actionable suggestions including the exact documentation gap, why it matters, and what to add or change.

The AI grades your case against the official ABOS rubric across all 9 domains: data gathering, diagnosis, treatment plan, surgical indications, technical skill, complications, outcomes, ethics, and applied knowledge. Each domain is scored 0-3 with specific rationale. Identifies exactly which domains need improvement to raise your score.

AI-generated examiner questions based on your specific case. Each question targets a real vulnerability: transient neurological events, decision-making under uncertainty, intraoperative complications, alternative approaches, and postoperative management. Click any question for a literature-backed defense with PubMed citations.

For each practice question, get a structured defense: bottom line answer, step-by-step clinical rationale, supporting literature with PubMed links, and likely follow-up questions the examiner would ask next. Built to prepare you for the exact back-and-forth of the oral exam.