For residents and educators
Structured surgical video review for ophthalmology residents.
Eye Surgery Splits gives residents a repeatable way to review their own surgical videos: split each case into timed steps, log the skills they performed, and see their share of operating time. Educators get a shared vocabulary of steps to anchor feedback.
How can residents review their own surgical videos?
- Open a recorded case and choose the procedure preset.
- Mark each step transition, and switch the operator whenever the attending takes over.
- Log the skills performed using the specialty checklist.
- Compare step timings and operating-time percentages across cases to see progress.
How does it help attendings give feedback?
Feedback anchored to a specific step and timestamp is easier to act on than general impressions. Annotations mark the moments worth discussing, and exports drop straight into a teaching conference slide or spreadsheet.
Which specialties are covered?
Skills checklists cover cataract, glaucoma, cornea, oculoplastics, pediatrics, globe trauma and vitreoretinal surgery. Programs and residents can add custom skills.
Is it suitable for clinical video?
Everything runs locally and nothing is uploaded, but programs should use de-identified material and follow their institution's approval, retention and access policies. How data is stored.
Interested for your program?
Program directors and surgical educators can email support@eyesurgerysplits.com to discuss using Eye Surgery Splits with residents.