Praxa turns the video your operating theatres already record into structured, verified data: phase-by-phase timings, instrument use and outcomes across every case. It runs on your own servers. Nothing leaves the hospital.
Schedules record when a case was booked. Notes record what the surgeon remembers. Neither says how long dissection actually took, which instruments were opened and unused, or why one theatre runs 40 minutes behind another on the same procedure.
The video exists. It is recorded on almost every laparoscopic case and then deleted or archived unseen.
Praxa pulls recordings from your existing laparoscopic towers or PACS. No new cameras, no change to the surgical workflow.
Models segment each case into surgical phases, detect instruments frame by frame, and flag events of interest. All compute stays on-site.
Low-confidence segments are routed to a clinical reviewer before they enter the record. Every number carries its confidence and its reviewer.
Structured case records, department dashboards and exports to your HIS, claims workflow or spreadsheet.
A de-identified laparoscopic cholecystectomy, processed end to end. Phases, instruments, events, reviewer sign-off. This is the record your pilot will produce for every case.
Request the full PDFSurgical video is patient data. Praxa is installed on a server in your data centre or server room. Video, models and results never leave the building. We ship updates; you decide when to apply them.
A pilot runs on your existing laparoscopic recordings, on hardware we bring, inside your hospital. Four weeks from first video to a department report you can act on.