respiratorySamira Mansoor
#571Female · 56 y
A Sudden Collapse in the Hallway
3D Clinical Simulation · Early Access
MEDGRAM
Train real clinical reasoning, one patient at a time.
Interactive AI patient encounters that grade your diagnostic process — differential building, test selection against a budget, and clinical confidence calibration.
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Encounter runningAI-generated patient
Walid Kabbani
Male · 67 y
«It is doing it again — I feel it in my throat.»
Atrial fibrillationECG · Pleth
- HR
- 148bpm
- SpO₂
- 93%
- BP
- 96/58mmHg
Your differential
- Atrial fibrillation with RVR82%
- Supraventricular tachycardia41%
- Thyrotoxicosis18%
STAGE 01
The patient arrives
A name, an age, a complaint. No title telling you the diagnosis, no list of options.
STAGE 02
You commit before you know
Rank your hypotheses and lock them in. You do not advance without saying what you think.
STAGE 07
Your process is scored
Not the answer alone — how you got there, and what getting there cost.
YOUR PATIENTS · WAITING NOW
People with names, not case numbers
Every patient here is in the library right now — each carries only their own story, and answers only what you think to ask.
Every face and name on this page is AI-generated. None depicts a real person, and none shows a sign of disease.
respiratory
neurologyMostafa El-Gendy
#569Male · 76 y
The Train That Never Arrived
cardiologyDina Mansour
#568Female · 34 y
The Throbbing at the Collarbone
cardiologyYazan Aoun
#566Male · 58 y
A Sudden Flutter in the Morning
hepatologyYoussef Zeroual
#565Male · 56 y
The Cabinetmaker's Darkening World
infectious_diseasesSami abas
#561Male · 38 y
The Engineer Who Lost His Words
cardiologyBekele Bekele
#557Male · 52 y
The Dry Cough at Bedtime
infectious_diseasesSofiane Benjelloun
#555Male · 37 y
The Cloud That Settled In
gastroenterologyNouran Mansour
#552Female · 26 y
The Wound That Never Closed
cardiologyRashid Al-Khatib
#549Male · 71 y
The Sudden Halt on the Hill
SEE IT IN ACTION · LIVE DEMO
This is the real product — an authentic clinical encounter
Actual screens from a live interactive clinical encounter on the platform, in Arabic and English.
https://medgram.co/encounter
Swipe the screen sideways to see all of it
Take a history from an AI patient who only knows their own story.
THE ENCOUNTER · SEVEN STAGES
This is what actually happens in a case
Not a question bank. A full encounter from first complaint to the professor's debrief — and every stage is scored.
01
The patient arrives
A complaint, a person, and a body that is already changing while you think.
HR 118BP 96/60SpO₂ 94%
The complaint only. No diagnosis yet.
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You commit before you know
Rank your hypotheses and lock them in. You cannot advance without saying what you think — that is the point.
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Atrial fibrillation
Thyrotoxicosis
Pulmonary embolism
Committed — continue
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Ask, listen, follow the thread
The patient knows only their own story. No menus, no hints — what you fail to ask, you never learn.
When did the palpitations start?
About three weeks ago — I thought it was just my age.
3 / 25
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Findings you have to look for
Examine deliberately. Signs surface where you choose to look, not where a list tells you.
Irregularly irregular
Raised JVP
Pedal oedema
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Every test costs
Order against a budget and justify each one. Ordering everything is not thoroughness — it is avoidance.
Budget88 / 100
ECG−4
TSH−6
Echo−18
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Say how sure you are
Confidence is scored. Being wrong while certain costs the most, exactly as it does in practice.
unsurecertain
Certain and wrong − 15 pts
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Your process, scored
Not just the answer: how the differential evolved, which tests earned their cost, and how honest your confidence was.
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Accuracy40%
Process25%
Cost20%
Calibration15%
LIVE PLATFORM · CLINICAL AI
A complete clinical encounter, not a quiz
AI Patient Interactive History
Take a history from a patient who only knows their own story. No menus, no hints — ask, listen, follow the thread.
Does your heartbeat accelerate suddenly?
Yes doctor, it flutters like a trapped bird in my chest, worse under stress…
Ranked Differentials
Advance only by committing a ranked differential at every stage — the discipline real clinicians practice.
Live differential evolution tracking
Budgeted Workup
Order tests against a diagnostic budget, and justify each one with the clinical question it answers.
Eliminate wasteful shotgun testing
Professor's Comprehensive Debrief
A structured review of your reasoning: differential evolution, test choices, calibration, and the clues you missed.
Holistic Clinical Grading
Your process is graded, not just your answer
Being wrong while certain costs the most — honest calibration is part of the score, exactly as in practice.
Diagnosis40%
Differential reasoning25%
Test selection20%
Calibration15%
WHO IT'S FOR
From clerkship to residency and beyond
Arabic + English · from day oneMedical students
A safe place to be wrong. Build the reasoning habits the wards expect — before you reach them.
- Cases across specialties and difficulty levels
- Full Arabic and English, from day one
- Streaks, accuracy, and concept-mastery analytics
Advanced presentationsPhysicians & residents
Keep diagnostic reasoning sharp with advanced presentations and honest calibration feedback.
- Advanced and atypical presentations
- A library that grows every day, reviewed before it ships
- Calibration feedback you won't get on rounds
ON THE ROADMAP
Where MedGram goes next
In active development — early-access members get them first.
Coming soon
Case discussions & community
Share encounters, debate differentials, and learn from peers.
Coming soon
AI medical image analysis
X-ray, CT, and MRI reading practice with structured findings.
Coming soon
Leaderboards & daily challenges
Timed daily cases and friendly competition across schools.
Coming soon
Doctor-reviewer program
Practicing physicians reviewing and endorsing published cases.
You're in good company
Doctors and students are already here
Real names from the early-access list — shortened to protect their owners' privacy.
Meet your first AI patient today
Join forward-thinking doctors and medical students. Free during early access, in Arabic and English.