Smart clinical tools | Dr. Mohammed Hatem Alsubaih

01 · AI ASSISTANTAsk the medical assistant

Free-text guidance with urgency screening and routing to the most relevant pathway.

02 · CLINICAL PATHWAYStart from symptom

Routes you to the appropriate focused pathway rather than a generic result.

03 · CLINICAL PATHWAYRectal bleeding analysis

Blood color/location, pain, prolapse, alarm features, age and prior colonoscopy.

04 · CLINICAL PATHWAYAnal pain analysis

Separates fissure-like, abscess-like, painful lump, fistula-related and postoperative pain patterns.

05 · CLINICAL PATHWAYComplex & recurrent fistula analysis

Prior operations, MRI, seton, Crohn’s, continence, stenosis and complexity signals.

06A · CLINICAL PATHWAYHemorrhoid symptom assessment

Bleeding, prolapse, pain, bowel habit and prior treatment with fixed clinical branching.

06B · CLINICAL PATHWAYPilonidal disease assessment

Location, recurrence, prior surgery and healing, with anal fistula exclusion when close to the anus.

06 · CLINICAL PATHWAYProlapse & hemorrhoid analysis

Shape, reduction, bleeding, mucus, continence and constipation.

07 · CLINICAL PATHWAYEvacuation & pelvic floor analysis

Stool form, straining, outlet blockage, manual assistance and laxative response.

08 · CLINICAL PATHWAYFecal incontinence analysis

Leakage type, awareness, stool consistency, prior surgery and prolapse.

09 · CLINICAL PATHWAYCancer-concern symptom analysis

Alarm features, age, family history, IBD and prior colonoscopy.

10 · CLINICAL PATHWAYPostoperative symptom analysis

Pain, bleeding, fever, urination, vomiting and wound findings by postoperative timing.

11 · REPORT REVIEWUpload your report

Extract text, review it, then get a structured explanation grounded in report quotes.

12 · MY SURGERYSurgery journey

General preparation before surgery and structured guidance for symptoms afterwards.

Principle: Red flags first, then symptom pattern, then decision-changing factors. No tool chooses an operation or gives a definitive diagnosis without examination.

Specialist reference library

These links connect the smart tools to the deeper specialist reference library and make related topics easier to reach.

Anal fistula library

Specialist references on complex and recurrent fistula, imaging, procedures and sphincter preservation.

Advancement flap for anal fistula: when is it considered?Advancement flap for fistula Anal fistula or abscess? How they are related and how they differ Can an anal fistula heal without surgery?Crohn’s fistula vs cryptoglandular fistula: why etiology changes management Fistula after previous surgery Fistulotomy: when is it appropriate and when is it not?Horseshoe fistula: plain-language explanation Intersphincteric fistula: plain-language explanation LIFT procedure for anal fistula: concept, selection and limitations LIFT vs advancement flap: why there is no single fistula operation for everyone MRI vs clinical examination for anal fistula: the role of each Perianal Crohn's disease Perianal Crohn's fistula Recurrent fistula after two operations: how thinking changes Second opinion for complex fistula Seton: plain-language explanation Sphincter preservation in fistula surgery Transsphincteric fistula: plain-language explanation Types of seton in anal fistula and why their roles differ VAAFT for anal fistula What should you bring to a complex or recurrent fistula appointment?When does anal fistula need MRI?Why does an anal fistula come back after surgery?Why does anal fistula recur?

Hemorrhoids and prolapse library

Detailed pages on hemorrhoids, prolapse, treatment options and important differentials.

A prolapsing lump is not always hemorrhoids Bleeding hemorrhoids Can grade IV hemorrhoids improve without surgery?Hemorrhoids or anal fissure? Differences in pain and bleeding Hemorrhoids or rectal prolapse? Features that help distinguish them Laser hemorrhoid treatment vs hemorrhoidectomy: start with the case, not the device Recovery after hemorrhoidectomy: what to expect Rectal prolapse Rubber band ligation for hemorrhoids: who is it for?Should evacuation dysfunction be assessed before hemorrhoid surgery?Thrombosed external hemorrhoid When do hemorrhoids need surgery?

Anal pain, fissure and abscess library

Focused pages on pain patterns, lumps, swelling, fissure and perianal abscess.

Anal abscess Anal stenosis: plain-language explanation Botox for anal fissure: when is it used and what are its limits?Causes of anal pain: fissure, abscess or thrombosed hemorrhoid?Lateral internal sphincterotomy: effectiveness and functional balance Perianal itching: common causes and what not to overlook Proctalgia: plain-language explanation Swelling near the anus: what are the possibilities?

Evacuation and pelvic floor library

References on outlet constipation, dyssynergia, functional tests and continence.

Anorectal manometry: what does the test measure?Balloon expulsion test: why is it used for evacuation difficulty?Constipation not improving with laxatives: when to think pelvic floor Dyssynergic defecation: plain-language explanation Fecal incontinence: plain-language explanation Pelvic floor disorders Rectocele Rectocele: plain-language explanation Tenesmus: plain-language explanation Tenesmus: the persistent urge to pass stool Thin stools: when does it matter?Why does constipation not improve despite laxatives?

Bleeding and colorectal library

References on bleeding, bowel change, colorectal disease and related investigations.

Causes of rectal bleeding: when hemorrhoids are not the whole answer Change in bowel habits: when is colonoscopy considered?Laparoscopic colon surgery Mucus discharge from the anus: causes worth evaluating Ulcerative colitis surgery When is rectal bleeding dangerous?

Editorial and clinical review policy

Legacy version compatibility

The primary pathway is part of Masarat. The previous service remains temporarily available pending report-upload and output parity testing.

Open the previous standalone service