Clinical decision tool
SARSA, the Sinjab Academy Refractive Surgery Advisor
Enter a patient's refractive workup and get a per-eye surgical advisory: candidate procedures, safety flags, and a printable report.
What the Advisor Returns
Per-eye parameters across five procedure families: surface ablation (PRK, TransPRK, LASEK), LASIK and FemtoLASIK, SMILE, phakic IOL, and refractive lens exchange.
Example advisory, LASIK
Illustrative values, not patient data
| Parameter | OD (right) | OS (left) |
|---|---|---|
| Ablation depth | 105.62 µm | 98.58 µm |
| Percent tissue altered | 41.40% | 39.03% |
| Residual stromal bed | 319.38 µm | 341.42 µm |
| Post-op central corneal thickness | 439.38 µm | 461.42 µm |
| Post-op K | 37.80 D | 38.20 D |
Example flag: OD percent tissue altered exceeds the safety threshold for LASIK.
Safety flags surface inline with the numbers, and advisory notes accompany every result, with room for your own clinical notes on each assessment.
From Workup to Report
Three steps, repeatable for every patient.
Step 1
Enter the Workup
Refraction and corneal parameters for each eye, entered in a guided wizard that checks each step before you move on.
Step 2
Review the Per-Eye Advisory
Candidate procedures with right and left eye (OD/OS) metrics, safety banners, and advisory notes you can edit.
Step 3
Save and Print
Assessments file into a searchable history by patient name or chart ID, with a print-clean report for the record.
Method and Data
What the advisor is built on, and where your assessments live.
Method
The advisory logic was developed and clinically reviewed by Sinjab Academy faculty, and every parameter and threshold it applies is visible in the result it returns.
Scope
Laser-based and lens-based pathways across the five procedure families, with tomography readings from Pentacam, Galilei, and Sirius / MS39 devices.
Data
Assessments are stored in your Sinjab Academy account. See the Privacy Policy for how they are stored, exported and deleted, and how long they are kept.
SARSA is decision support for qualified clinicians. It informs surgical planning; it does not replace clinical judgment or your own examination of the patient.
Run Your First Assessment
SARSA is included with a free Sinjab Academy account.