Operative reports for endoscopic spine surgery, drafted the way the surgeon writes them.

Operon drafts complete endoscopic spine operative reports that follow the surgeon's own templates, terminology, and level-by-level detail, ready for review and signature.

Line drawing of the lumbar spine from the side, with the L4-L5 level highlighted and an endoscope approaching it

What Operon does

Each draft follows the surgeon's own style and is checked for the correct level and side before the surgeon sees it.

Drawing of a draft operative report marked with a level and side check

Practice-matched drafts

Built on a surgeon's own operative-note library, so drafts read like the surgeon's notes rather than generic text.

Cervical and lumbar endoscopy

Covers endoscopic foraminotomy, discectomy, and decompression procedures at cervical and lumbar levels.

Level accuracy first

Every draft is checked for the correct operative level and laterality before it reaches the surgeon.

Surgeon stays in control

Operon produces a draft. The surgeon reviews, edits, and signs every report.

Who is behind it

Operon was created by Catalino Dureza, MD, MBA, a board-certified neurosurgeon who has practiced spine surgery for decades and performs endoscopic spine surgery at both cervical and lumbar levels. Operon grew out of his own practice's need for accurate, detailed operative documentation.

Contact

For questions, collaborations, or early access, email alex2001@cnsmedclinic.com.

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