What Case Vault does

Everything listed here is in the product today. Where something is sold separately or gated, it says so.

Clinical records

One structured record per case, filled in as you go rather than reconstructed later.

  • Demographics, comorbidities, side and status, with multi-field search across the registry
  • Injury, diagnosis, treatments and implants as separate, queryable sections
  • Rich-text operative notes, sanitised on the way in and on the way out
  • Follow-up visits with pain scores, range of motion, weight-bearing, union state and complications
  • A next-visit date on each visit, driving a due-for-follow-up list on the dashboard
  • Your own custom fields on any clinical tab — text, number, yes/no, or an image
  • Your own follow-up questions, asked at every visit, archived without losing old answers
  • Bulk CSV import with an editable column mapping and fuzzy header matching

Imaging and measurement

Images belong to the case, and so do the measurements taken on them.

  • Browser-to-storage upload of radiographs and clinical photographs
  • Calibrated distance, angle, area, shape, mark and note tools
  • Guided clinical presets with landmark placement
  • Every point of a finished measurement can be dragged, with the value updating live
  • Side-by-side comparison of up to four images across visits
  • DICOM workstation: stack scrolling, quad MPR reslicing, 3D MIP, cine playback — licensed separately from Premium

Outcome scores

Score instruments that calculate themselves and feed straight into analysis.

  • AOFAS built in, with a live total and completeness checking
  • Build your own score — sections, questions, options and point values
  • Import a score from an Excel, CSV or Word file that already defines it
  • Record a score at a visit, or for a batch of patients at once
  • Scores attach to a study, and plot as line, bar, trend and distribution charts

Research and thesis

The dataset assembles itself while you see patients.

  • Studies with typed fields: text, number, date, select, multi-select, measurement, formula
  • Records linked to real patients, auto-filled from data already in the case
  • Protocol, aim, objectives, ethics approval and trial registration held with the study
  • A dummy results table generated from your field definitions
  • Descriptive statistics, bivariate charts, and tests of significance with p-values, confidence intervals and effect sizes
  • Data-quality flags for records missing required fields

Reporting and export

Getting your data out is a feature, not an afterthought.

  • CSV, Excel, Word and native PDF exports
  • Printable clinic, surgical and radiology reports, plus a registry summary
  • A downloadable case package: the details PDF with the images, as one archive or separate files
  • Analytics across the registry — demographics, case mix, complication rate, outcome means
  • Send a case to your own Google Drive, or any folder you choose

Access, storage and administration

Who can see what, and where it is kept, are both explicit.

  • Row-level database rules scope every record to its owner and institution
  • Short-lived signed links for images; no public buckets
  • Append-only audit log of changes
  • Roles: admin, consultant, resident and observer
  • Keep data on your own device, sync it to Case Vault, or send it to your own Drive
  • An administration console to switch any capability on or off for one user, a group, or everyone

Runs everywhere

One codebase, on whatever is to hand.

  • Installable web app on Windows, macOS, Android and iOS, with offline-aware caching
  • An Android app
  • A desktop build for Windows, macOS and Linux

Not a medical device

Case Vault records, measures and analyses data you enter. It does not interpret images, suggest diagnoses, or recommend treatment, and it is not certified as a medical device. Measurements are tools for a clinician to use and check, not automated findings.