Expert-Level Interpretation of Clinical
Practice Guidelines
An independent pilot demonstrating how GraphRAG AI delivers guideline-locked, hallucination-free answers.
Our Mission
Bridging the gap between complex clinical guidelines and actionable, evidence-based decisions at the point of care.
Knowledge Synthesis
Transform dense 200+ page clinical guidelines into instantly queryable intelligence.
Clinical Accuracy
Every recommendation traced to specific guideline sections with evidence class and level.
Zero Hallucination
If the answer isn't in the guidelines, the AI explicitly refuses to guess.
The Crucible: Benchmarking Against the Masters
We tested the engine against 41 clinical vignettes authored by the ESC/ESVS Writing Committee.
90.5%
AI Performance Score
vs 77.8% for Committee ExemplarsNon-Inferior
Across All 12 Metrics
p < 0.001 Safety MarginZero
Hallucinations
100% Citation Lock-inWhy Standard AI Fails Medicine
Understanding the critical difference between general-purpose LLMs and our GraphRAG approach.
The Problem: Hallucination
Generic LLMs invent facts when they don't know the answer. This is a non-starter for vascular surgery where patient safety depends on accurate information.
The Solution: Guideline Lock-in
Our GraphRAG engine creates a mathematical boundary. If the answer isn't in the PDF, the AI explicitly refuses to guess, ensuring absolute fidelity to source material.
Traceable Evidence
Every response includes a "Trace Drawer" linking to the specific paragraph and evidence level (Class I, Level B), enabling verification at the source.
Scientific Leadership
A multidisciplinary team of vascular surgeons and researchers.
Vangelis Alexiou, MD, PhD
Vascular Surgeon & Developer
University Hospital of Ioannina, Greece
Areti Vassiliou, MD, MSc
Vascular Surgeon
Attikon University Hospital, Athens
Prof. Bauer E. Sumpio, MD, PhD
Professor of Surgery
Yale University School of Medicine, USA
Prof. George Geroulakos, MD, PhD
Professor of Vascular Surgery
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
Prof. Stavros K. Kakkos, MD, PhD
Professor of Vascular Surgery
University Hospital of Patras, Greece
Join the Pilot Program
Request access to the beta. Approved clinicians will be redirected to the secure chat interface.