Ruqelo supports rheumatology clinicians through inflammatory arthritis and vasculitis reasoning, structured clinic documentation, steroid and immunosuppression context, and tertiary referral preparation — built for clinic, ward, and acute connective-tissue emergencies.
For rheumatologists, connective-tissue disease clinicians and rheumatology registrars · 125 specialties · 10 languages
Savori · Suspected vasculitis · Organ-threat framing
Presentation: New purpuric rash, migratory polyarthritis, rising creatinine CRP 95 · ANCA pending · urine: active sediment Chest: Mild haemoptysis · SpO2 94% on air Framing: - Small-vessel vasculitis not excluded — pulmonary-renal concern - Joint count and rash distribution documented - Steroid discussion pending senior review — infection screen first Referral prep: Organ involvement map, serology status, infection screen, immunosuppression history
A 49-year-old presents with a new purpuric rash, migratory polyarthritis, rising creatinine, and mild haemoptysis. CRP elevated, ANCA pending, urine shows an active sediment. SpO2 94% on air. The case needs structured vasculitis framing, organ-threat mapping, and a rheumatology referral that captures infection screen status before immunosuppression decisions.
Suspected vasculitis needs careful organ-system mapping, infection must be considered before escalation of immunosuppression, joint and rash findings require structured documentation, and the receiving rheumatologist will ask about renal involvement, pulmonary symptoms, serology, and prior steroids — often while imaging and cultures are still pending.
With flare reasoning structured, organ involvement documented, and the referral prepared — the clinician can focus on senior review and the specialist conversation. Ruqelo drafts; the clinician decides.
Capture joint count, rash distribution, renal and pulmonary findings, and serology by voice or text.
Structured vasculitis and inflammatory arthritis framing for clinician verification.
Specialty-formatted clinic, flare, and infusion notes ready for independent verification.
Structured brief with organ-threat map, serology, and infection-screen status.
Rehearse with a simulated rheumatology registrar before the real escalation.
Clinician verification required
Ruqelo is designed for licensed healthcare professionals. All outputs — including vasculitis framing, clinic documentation, and referral briefs — require independent clinical verification against the patient, labs, and local immunosuppression pathways before any action. Ruqelo drafts; the clinician decides.
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.