surgicAI

Tools that respect how surgeons actually think, learn, and operate.

Modern surgeons aren't limited by intelligence or skill.
They're limited by fragmented systems.

Knowledge scattered across textbooks, UpToDate, institutional protocols, and attending preferences. No single system designed for how clinicians actually work.

Knowledge"Is this protocol from 2019 still valid?"
Logbook"Forgot to log that appy... again."
Simulation"Sim center is fully booked until May."
Feedback"Nice job." (actual feedback: 0)

The Reality

surgicAI
MARCUSClinical Knowledge
DrainBowDocumentation
Boards PracticePreparation
OP REPORTSimulation
RadiologyDiagnostics
Goals of CareCommunication

The Solution

One platform. Every stage. Every source. Every answer traced.

The Platform

Each tool addresses a specific gap in surgical training and practice — together, they cover the full arc.

In Development
Clinical Documentation

DrainBow

Is that output serosanguinous or sanguinous? It depends who's looking. DrainBow replaces subjective color descriptions with standardized, reproducible classification — turning what used to be a judgment call into trackable data.

DrainBow
In Development
Board Preparation

Surgical Boards Practice

A virtual oral board examiner that presents cases, listens to your response, and tells you not just whether you got the answer right — but whether you delivered it like someone who should pass. Evaluates clinical accuracy, communication structure, and tone.

Surgical Boards Practice
In Development
Surgical Simulation

OP REPORT

Operative Platform for Reinforcement-learning Environment for Procedural Optimization & Reiterative Training

Physics-based laparoscopic simulation where surgical technique isn't programmed — it's discovered. Tissue responds realistically. Safety develops from consequence, not scripted guardrails.

OP REPORT
Planned
Diagnostic Education

Generative Radiology Training

How many chest X-rays with a missed pneumothorax can you practice on before the case bank runs out? With synthetic generation — as many as you need. Unlimited pathology identification practice with adaptive difficulty.

Generative Radiology Training
Planned
Soft Skills

Goals of Care

Surgical training teaches you how to operate. It doesn't teach you how to sit with a family at 2 AM and explain what 'comfort measures' means. This tool does. Practice difficult conversations with feedback on empathy, clarity, and emotional valence.

Goals of Care

Surgery is a cognitive discipline
as much as a technical one.

Every stage of training demands different knowledge, different skills, and different support. No single tool covers the journey. An ecosystem does.

Surgeons today are constrained less by skill than by fragmented knowledge, institutional opacity, and cognitive overload. Every tool in this platform is designed to remove a specific barrier — while keeping clinical judgment and responsibility exactly where they belong: with the surgeon.

Medical StudentStage 01

Learning the Language

Before you can make decisions, you need the vocabulary. Anatomy, pathology, imaging interpretation. Most students learn from static case banks that run out, and textbooks that can't adapt to what they don't yet understand.

surgic.ai tools at this stage

Generative RadiologyPlanned
MARCUSLive
InternStage 02

Surviving the System

Intern year is information overload. Institutional protocols, medication dosing, drain management — none of it is in a textbook. The knowledge that matters most is the knowledge that's hardest to find.

surgic.ai tools at this stage

MARCUSLive
DrainBowIn Dev
Junior ResidentStage 03

Building Judgment

You start operating. You start making calls. The gap widens between what you know in theory and what you can execute under pressure. Simulation is limited to expensive labs and rare cadaver sessions.

surgic.ai tools at this stage

OP REPORTIn Dev
MARCUSLive
Senior ResidentStage 04

Proving Competence

Oral boards are coming. You're expected to lead the OR and demonstrate mastery on standardized exams that test how you think out loud. The format matters as much as the content.

surgic.ai tools at this stage

Surgical Boards PracticeIn Dev
MARCUSLive
OP REPORTIn Dev
Fellow & AttendingStage 05

Leading with Clarity

You've passed the technical tests. Now the hardest parts are the conversations — navigating goals of care, mentoring trainees. These skills are taught by osmosis if they're taught at all.

surgic.ai tools at this stage

Goals of CarePlanned
MARCUSLive

MARCUS

The Intelligent Surgical Librarian

Your hospital's protocols, guidelines, and preferred workflows—integrated with verified medical literature. MARCUS doesn't just "find data"; it contextualizes it for the specific environment you're operating in.Local truth meeting global evidence.

Live
GuidelinesInstitute DocsTextbooksLiterature
Context-Aware Query Engine
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Evidence-Traced
Source Linked
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Where We Are — and Where We're Going

surgic.ai is the work of Gabriel del Carmen, MD.About Us

Live Now

MARCUS

Citation-backed clinical knowledge retrieval

Institutional and published knowledge, queryable in seconds. Every answer traceable to its source. Used by surgical residents today.

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In Development

DrainBow

Standardized output tracking

Boards Practice

Oral board simulation

OP REPORT

Physics-based simulation

Actively being built. Releasing to early testers in 2026.

On the Horizon

Radiology Training

Synthetic diagnostic practice

Goals of Care

Communication skills

In design. Shaped by what residents and attendings tell us they need most.

This isn't a product launch. It's a platform being built in public — by someone still in training, for everyone still in training.

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