Guide
An ENT visit produces several kinds of evidence — an examination, an audiogram, endoscopic images, sometimes a procedure — and each is usually stored differently. This guide shows how to keep them on one record and follow up after procedures.
Buyer checklist
The problem
A Journal of Laryngology & Otology study of follow-up after middle-ear ventilation tubes found 72% of appointments in the first cohort led to no medical intervention. The authors recommend one post-operative review with audiometry about three months after surgery, and further review for children with poor hearing, early extrusion, blockage or infection. Doing that selectively needs the audiogram, endoscopy findings and procedure note in one place, not on separate machines and paper.
How Clinov solves it
Yuktii gives ENT clinics a structured ear, nose and throat examination, a place on the patient record for endoscopy images and audiometry reports, and procedure templates with consent — plus follow-ups and billing on the same visit.
Recording each region in the same order every time makes visits comparable and catches gaps. A structured examination, rather than free text, also makes the note readable by another doctor. Yuktii's ENT examination is structured by region.
Audiograms and endoscopy images are most useful next to the note from the day they were taken. Upload or attach them to the patient record so they open with the history. Yuktii keeps endoscopy and audiometry reports on the record; it does not claim direct integration with specific audiometry or endoscopy devices.
For in-clinic procedures, record consent first and the procedure note straight after. Yuktii's procedure templates and consent forms sit on the same visit, so the note, consent and bill agree.
Set the review date before the patient leaves and let reminders bring them back. Otherwise the follow-up is entirely dependent on the patient. Follow-ups and reminders in Yuktii are created from the visit.
No direct device integration is claimed. Audiometry reports and endoscopy images can be kept on the patient record, so they sit beside the consultation note.
Yes. The first 20 patients are free with the full ENT workflow and no credit card.
Yes. Specialties share one platform, and combined practices are supported, so an ENT examination can sit alongside general or paediatric records.
Your data
Clinic and patient data is the clinic’s own. A clinic admin can download all of it whenever needed as one Excel workbook, with a sheet each for patients, appointments, treatments, prescriptions, billing, payments, inventory and staff.
Send us your existing records as an Excel or CSV file. Our team maps the columns, checks every row for problems and imports your patients, appointments, treatments, prescriptions, invoices and payments after review. An import can be rolled back if something is wrong. Talk to us about switching.
Download the overview, today’s snapshot, revenue, expenses, patients, doctors, treatments, medicines, lab cases, stock and doctor commission as PDF reports. The analytics cover clinical, revenue, patient, doctor, inventory and operations views for any period you choose, with AI insights on top.
How it works
Create your clinic and pick your specialty in the setup wizard. No card needed.
Edit the presets, procedure templates, consent forms and prescription templates, and add your letterhead and hours.
Most clinics are live in under 10 minutes, with appointments, records and billing already connected.
Keep audiometry and endoscopy on the patient record
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