Import
Create cases from your ABOS case list.
Copy the selected-case table from the ABOS portal and paste it into the app. The importer extracts the case number, surgery center, date, initials, demographics, and procedure from each row.
Check the imported case details before uploading records.
Upload
Start with the source records.
Add the records for one selected case: the preoperative evaluation, operative report, and follow-up notes. This example uses three synthetic PDFs for a right total knee arthroplasty.
Upload the available records for the selected case.
Redaction
Let the records finish processing.
The uploaded PDFs move through text extraction, automatic redaction, and document classification. Review the resulting files before using them in a packet.
A completed redaction status is the cue to open and inspect each file.
Review
Inspect the redacted document.
Open the redaction review tool to inspect the actual PDF. The Patch tool allows additional redaction boxes when a detail needs to be removed. All identifying details in this demonstration are fictional.
Check each page and correct missed or excessive redactions.
Format
Organize records in the ABOS format.
Review the automatically classified records, service dates, and ABOS filenames. The ABOS workflow groups documents into preoperative assessment, operative record, postoperative assessment, and pertinent diagnostic studies for export.
Check document types, dates, and filenames before downloading the case ZIP.
Images
Arrange the images you will discuss.
Upload case images into preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative categories. Drag images into numbered slots to assemble figure plates, then review the images ZIP before submission.
Check the order, dates, labels, and redaction of every image.
Summarize
Turn the chart into a case overview.
Generate a structured summary mapped to the ABOS portal fields, including presentation, indications, procedure, postoperative course, outcomes, and complications. The text shown here was generated from this synthetic case.
Check the draft against the source records and save any corrections.
Analyze
Find the gaps an examiner may explore.
Review the case audit for documentation weaknesses and suggested preparation points. Missing evidence in an uploaded chart is a prompt to verify the record, not proof that care was omitted.
Locate existing supporting records and prepare concise explanations.
Feedback
Use the review to focus preparation.
The practice review organizes feedback across nine ABOS rubric domains, with a rationale and improvement suggestions for each. This is AI-generated preparation feedback, not an official board score or a prediction of passing.
Prioritize the supported, actionable points and rehearse your reasoning.
Practice
Rehearse questions about your decisions.
Generate practice questions tied to the case, including indications, alternatives, complications, and postoperative management. Select a question for a suggested defense, or enter a scenario of your own.
Answer aloud first, then compare your reasoning with the suggested response.
Defenses
Review the evidence behind your answer.
Open a question to explore a suggested answer, clinical rationale, supporting literature, and likely follow-up questions. Save useful questions and answers to study notes.
Read the cited papers and check their relevance before using the suggested defense.
READY FOR THE NEXT STEP
Organized records. A clearer case defense.
The demonstration includes a successfully generated ABOS-formatted case ZIP. The candidate reviews the records, edits the summary, and uses the feedback to prepare individual answers.
The upload-to-feedback sequence uses a synthetic case captured from the live ABOS app. Case-list, image, practice-question, and defense examples come from the existing prep guide. AI feedback requires surgeon review and is not an official board result.