PubMed Summaries vs CatchUpSurg

PaperRounds uses AI to turn PubMed papers into structured summaries for medical students, residents, clinicians and researchers — and every line points to the sentence in the paper it comes from. WHAT'S INSIDE • Every paper in five minutes Population, intervention, outcome, findings and harms — each backed by a sentence from the abstract. Deep summaries read the open full text. • Ask the literature Ask a question: PubMed is searched, up to 30 abstracts read, every sentence with its source. Or request a report from up to 80. • See what the numbers support Evidence Check shows design, sample, follow-up and what to watch for — on your phone, free. Flashcards help you remember each paper. • Journal club, ready Slides with speaker notes and a one-page handout from any summary. Line up 2–4 papers side by side. • Never miss what changed Every Monday, new trials, meta-analyses and guidelines from your journals. For each paper: which guidelines cited it, and whether it was retracted. • Get past the paywall, legally Finds legal free copies of a paper — PMC, Europe PMC, repositories — and can summarize the open full text. • In your language Every summary, answer and report written in your language — drug names, numbers and PMIDs kept exact. 30 languages. • Connect Zotero Papers you summarize go to your Zotero library with the summary attached. Connect in Settings. • On iPhone, iPad and iPhone Duo Connect with Apple and your library and topics stay in step across your iPhone and iPad. On iPhone Duo, the unfolded screen gets the wide iPad layout. PAPERROUNDS PRO • 50 summaries a day, 10 from the full text Deep summaries read the open full text; every field cites the paper. • Ask the literature Ask a question: 30 PubMed abstracts read, every sentence cited. 30 a day. • Deep literature report From 80 abstracts: a study table, disagreements and gaps, as a PDF. 3 a day. • Side by side, and journal club Compare 2–4 papers in a table. Slides, speaker notes and a one-page handout. • After publication The full lists of guidelines, meta-analyses and RCTs that cited a paper. • In your language Summaries, answers and reports in 30 languages — drug names, numbers and PMIDs kept exact. Without Pro: Evidence Check, the weekly digest, finding legal free full texts, and one summary to try. RESEARCH AND EDUCATION ONLY PaperRounds helps summarize published medical literature for learning and research. It is not a medical device and does not provide diagnosis or treatment recommendations. Always verify summaries against the original article and your clinical judgment. ——————— Support: https://www.notion.so/Support-PaperRounds-3660cc7ee73680b5b00cf8327cc176bb?source=copy_link Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://www.notion.so/Privacy-Policy-PaperRounds-3660cc7ee736801a87dcc66cdf6e1c19?source=copy_link

CatchUpSurg helps surgeons, surgical trainees, and other healthcare professionals stay current with recent surgical literature. The app searches PubMed and Europe PMC every day across a carefully selected collection of leading surgical journals. Choose the topics, study designs, and journals relevant to you, and receive a personal overview of new articles. With CatchUpSurg, you can: • Review new surgical publications quickly • Filter across surgical oncology, gastrointestinal surgery, trauma, vascular surgery, thoracic surgery, pediatric surgery, transplantation, endocrine surgery, and more • Select study designs including RCTs, cohort studies, systematic reviews, and guidelines • Open articles with a clear overview of objective, methods, results, clinical relevance, and limitations • Read in Dutch, English, or Spanish • Search by title, author, abstract, topic, study design, and journal • Save relevant articles or remove them from your overview • Receive notifications when new articles match your preferences Summaries are based on the information available in the article and do not alter reported figures or outcomes. CatchUpSurg supports literature tracking. It does not replace reading the original publication or clinical decision-making.