VascularReport
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Vascular Doppler reporting that is faster, more consistent and private

Content revision v1.5.6 · IT source v1.5.6

  • −70% reporting time
  • 500+ finding combinations handled automatically
  • 100% local processing, no patient data on our servers

VascularReport brings together four areas for vascular diagnostics: an ECD reporting program, clinical calculators, educational material and links to key national and international guidelines. The educational resources and calculators are part of a not-for-profit FOAMed project. Reports and patient data remain on your device; if you wish, an encrypted backup goes straight to your own Google Drive, to share the archive between the computers where you sign in with the same account.

Local storage only Guideline-based A report in minutes
  • SimplicityA spare interface, with no superfluous steps.
  • StructureA reporting pathway structured according to the reference guidelines.
  • ConfidentialityReports stored locally: no patient data reaches our servers.

Seven vascular territories, one reporting program

Each form follows an ordered pathway based on the reference criteria and classifications, for consistent and structured reporting.

Supra-aortic trunks

Carotid and vertebral arteries

Carotid and vertebral arteries with stenosis grading according to the SRU 2003 criteria and automatic commentary on the findings.

Scanning technique →

Lower limbs

Lower Limb Arterial

Segment-by-segment assessment of the aorto-iliac, femoropopliteal and distal arteries, with the degree of atheromatous disease and dedicated conclusions.

Scanning technique →

Lower limbs

Lower Limb Venous

Deep and superficial systems, CEAP classification and recommended treatment (venoactive drugs and compression stockings).

Scanning technique →

Combined examination

Lower Limb Arterial + Venous (summary)

A rapid combined report covering both circulations of the lower limbs in a single form.

Arterial technique → · Venous technique →

Upper limbs

Upper Limb Arterial + Venous

Bilateral assessment of the upper limbs, with a rapid check of any haemodialysis arteriovenous fistula (AVF).

Arterial technique → · Venous technique → · AVF technique →

Abdominal vessels

Abdominal Arterial

Aorta, iliac, renal and visceral arteries: stenosis and aneurysm thresholds based on Doppler criteria, with an overall atherosclerotic picture.

Aorta / iliac technique → · Renal technique →

Flexible examination

Custom free-text report

For examinations outside the predefined forms, with the same options for patient details, signature, archive, printing and export.

Simple, structured, guideline-based

Every feature serves one of the three aims of the project: ease of use, a structured reporting workflow, and confidentiality of the data.

A structured reporting workflow

Each form follows an ordered pathway based on the reference guidelines: no superfluous steps, and no free typing where a selection will do.

Fully customisable phrases

From Settings ▸ Phrases you can rewrite the standard text of every report: the application adapts to your style, not the other way round.

Shared patient details

Patient details are entered once and apply to every form; date of birth and sex are derived automatically from the Italian tax code.

Automatic conclusions and treatment

Based on the findings entered, the report proposes conclusions, follow-up intervals and treatment suggestions (antiplatelet agent, statin, venoactive drug, compression stocking).

Local archive, nothing on our servers

Every report is stored on your own computer, searchable by patient or date, can be reopened for editing and saved to a CSV backup file. An optional backup to your own Google Drive, encrypted before it leaves the computer, keeps the same archive on every computer where you sign in with your account: no patient data passes through VascularReport's servers.

Copy, print, save

One click and the report is ready: copied to the clipboard, printed with a dedicated layout, or saved as a text file.

From patient to report in four steps

The workflow is the same for every form. The step-by-step guide describes it in detail.

Patient details

Enter surname, first name and tax code in the shared panel at the top.

Choose the examination

Open the form matching the examination performed.

Enter the findings

Select the parameters from the menus: velocities, stenoses, reflux, morphology.

Generate the report

The full text appears in the preview: copy, print, save or archive it.

The same archive on all your computers

If you report at more than one site, you can find the same reports on every computer where you sign in with your personal account. The archive travels through your own Google Drive, never through VascularReport's servers.

  • The archive is encrypted on the computer, with your account key, before it leaves
  • Google Drive only holds an unreadable file, in a folder called “Backup cifrato”, whose name does not reveal what it holds
  • Each computer adds the reports saved by the others, without replacing its own archive
  • VascularReport's server only keeps sign-in and preferences: header, signature, phrases

Details in the privacy notice →

Diagram: the practice computer and another computer exchange the encrypted archive through the user's Google Drive; VascularReport's server only receives sign-in and preferences, no patient data
The file travels encrypted through your Google Drive: VascularReport's server never sees it.

One click in Settings, then it runs by itself

  • Open Settings → Archive saving and press Turn on Google Drive backup
  • Choose your Google account and allow access: the app only sees its own folder
  • Do the same on your other computers, signing in with the same VascularReport account
  • The backup updates a few seconds after every archived report; when Google access expires (about one hour) it restarts at the first click on a button

It is optional: without it, the archive stays only on the computer, as always. For the patient data of your practice you remain the data controller: decide whether using Google Drive suits your work.

Automatic backup to Google Drive card in VascularReport Settings, with the backup on and the Update now, Open the folder on Drive and Turn off buttons
The card in Settings, with the backup turned on.
Confidentiality of the data. VascularReport runs entirely in the browser: patient data and the report archive stay on your own computer and are never transmitted to VascularReport's servers. If you turn it on, an encrypted copy goes directly from your browser to your own Google Drive, so you can use the same archive on the computers where you sign in with your personal account.

Start reporting

Open the application, or read the step-by-step guide first.