Ruqelo supports neurology clinicians through neurological examination documentation, acute deficit reasoning, stroke pathway support, and time-critical referral preparation — built for when the therapeutic window matters.
For neurologists, neurology registrars and stroke physicians · 125 specialties · 10 languages
Savori · Acute deficit · Stroke pathway
Onset: 90 minutes ago — sudden left-sided weakness Exam: Left hemiparesis face/arm > leg, National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale (NIHSS) 8 Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS): 15, speech mildly dysarthric, no neglect Imaging: computed tomography (CT) head — no haemorrhage, early ischaemic change not excluded Anticoagulation: Apixaban — last dose 14 hours ago Time-critical framing: - Onset within thrombolysis window — senior review urgent - NIHSS components documented for multidisciplinary team (MDT) - Referral: Stroke team — onset time, NIHSS, CT result, anticoagulation status
A 74-year-old presents 90 minutes after sudden onset left-sided weakness and mild dysarthria. GCS 15, left hemiparesis face and arm greater than leg, NIHSS 8. CT head shows no haemorrhage. Takes apixaban — last dose 14 hours ago. The stroke team needs onset time, NIHSS breakdown, imaging result, and anticoagulation status immediately.
The therapeutic window is narrowing. Neurological examination must be documented systematically, NIHSS components need clear recording, thrombolysis eligibility requires structured reasoning, and the stroke team referral must include onset time, deficit pattern, CT findings, and anticoagulation — all while time-critical decisions are being made.
With deficit reasoning structured, examination documented, and stroke referral prepared — the clinician can focus on the patient and the time-critical call to the stroke team.
Capture onset time, examination findings, and imaging results by voice or text.
Structured NIHSS framing, stroke pathway awareness, and anticoagulation considerations.
Specialty-formatted examination notes ready for independent verification.
Time-critical brief with onset, NIHSS, CT findings, and anticoagulation status.
Rehearse with a simulated stroke physician before the real time-critical call.
Clinician verification required
Ruqelo is designed for licensed healthcare professionals. All outputs — including deficit reasoning drafts, examination documentation, and referral briefs — require independent clinical verification against the patient and clinical context before any action.
Ruqelo is a software tool for licensed healthcare professionals. All outputs require independent clinical verification before any action. Content on this page is illustrative only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.