For vascular surgery residents · not available yet
Vascular case logging, planned for Capnolog.
Vascular surgery support is in build: log the EVAR from the control room and the open AAA from the locker room, and keep the open and endovascular halves of your training counted separately — with zero patient data stored, ever.
What Vascular support will look like
Already knows your rotation
The same schedule-awareness the live specialties have today: enter your block schedule once and the app knows which rotation each day belongs to — one more thing you stop holding onto just to log a case.
Open and endovascular, kept apart
A vascular log that lumps a fem-pop bypass with a wire-and-catheter case answers nothing. Yours will keep the two apart from the moment you log — because open volume is the number fellowships and boards actually ask about.
Zero patient data, from day one
Capnolog's data model has no field for a name, an MRN, or a birthday — that is how the whole app is built, not a per-specialty option. Your log will record what kind of case it was, never whose.
Notes and templates beside the log
Attending preferences, room setups, and the operations you do constantly will live next to the log itself — saved as reusable templates and searchable notes behind Face ID, not scattered across a notes app.
See it live today
Vascular support follows the same pattern already shipping for other residencies — same capture speed, same zero-patient-data architecture, categories swapped for your specialty's own.
- AnesthesiaLog the case; Capnolog already carries your rotation, your attendings and tomorrow’s board, and tracks every ACGME minimum you have to clear to graduate.
- NeurosurgeryLog by CPT code and Capnolog keeps Lead and Lead + Senior apart from the moment you log, with every ACGME defined category tracked live.
Be first in line
Tell us your program and specialty on the beta list. We will share updates if support becomes available.