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Referenced notes and clinical tools for everyday ENT practice. Prepare for ST3 and FRCS, and keep your training records together.
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Applying for ENT trainingBuild clinical foundations and explore the ENT training roadmap.During trainingPrepare for FRCS with MCQs and vivas, and track your portfolio progress.A reference at every stageUse the topic notes and sources during training and in clinical practice.Your next step into ENT
For core trainees, foundation doctors and clinical fellows exploring ENT or preparing to apply. Use the published notes and questions to strengthen your clinical foundations, and practise explaining your reasoning out loud.
Learn and keep your evidence together
Move between clinical learning and your training record. Read referenced notes, practise questions and vivas, then organise procedures, assessments, teaching and other evidence against the curriculum.
Assessments, procedures, courses and teaching come together in your portfolio.
Connect once. Bring your records across.
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Review recorded activity, pending assessments and the evidence you still need.
EXAMPLE PORTFOLIO CHECK
See what needs your attention.
Regional teaching
Session logged. Reflection still to add.
Two PBAs awaiting an assessor
Keep unfinished assessments visible.
Illustrative progress, not an ARCP assessment.
Quickly record regional teaching, courses and the sessions you deliver.
EXAMPLE QUICK ADD
Record it while you remember.
Try the categories. No record is created.
The saved session is encrypted and revocable. Outgoing draft fields need your approval; final submission stays with you.
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Explore the note features, then open a complete public example.
Keep the reference available throughout training and clinical practice.
PUBLIC NOTE EXAMPLE
Acoustic Neuroma
Both sporadic and NF2-related tumours are rare, benign, slow-growing lesions originating from the vestibular divisions of the eighth cranial nerve.
↑ Open the sections you need.
Open the public note and all its sectionsTap the highlighted term to read its definition without leaving the note.
FROM THE PUBLIC ACOUSTIC NEUROMA NOTE
Understand a term as you read.
Vestibular schwannoma
↑ Tap the underlined term to open its definition.
Read the full public noteUse available topic questions and vivas to check your understanding.
Put the topic into practice.
Move from the note into its available practice. This public example links to viva stations.
Open linked vivas Browse the question bankLinked practice depends on what is published for each topic.
Notes link to supporting studies and guidance, and are updated as evidence is reviewed.
GUIDANCE AND EVIDENCE
Go back to the source.
Original resources from the relevant organisations. Topic-specific citations sit alongside the notes.
Turn reading into practice
Work through the question bank, understand why each answer option fits or does not, and open the linked note when you need more detail. Use viva stations to practise saying what you know.
Practise delivering your answer and reviewing the mark scheme.
Choose how to practise.
Practice prompt
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Hear how your answer comes across.
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Switch views using a published station. No room is created in this example.
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Answer a published question and read the explanation.
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Turn a model and identify the structures and their relationships.
The right optic nerve is selected. Rotate the model or choose another named structure.
Choose a structure on the image. Tap the diagram for full size.
Right optic nerve. Runs in the optic canal in the lesser wing of the sphenoid, above and lateral to the sphenoid sinus. An Onodi cell can carry it in its own wall.
The carotid arteries relate to the lateral sphenoid sinus walls; the optic canals lie superolaterally. These relationships vary with pneumatization.
Meshes converted and simplified for ORL-HNS; numbered diagrams projected from those meshes.
Full source and licence noticeSwitch from sinus relationships to the ear model and its named parts.
Choose a structure on the image. Tap the diagram for full size.
Drum and ossicles in the middle ear, the labyrinth medial to them, the facial nerve threading between, with the carotid in front and the jugular below.
Meshes converted and simplified for ORL-HNS; numbered diagrams projected from those meshes.
Full source and licence noticeIdentify the cartilages and intrinsic muscles. Rotate the model to compare their relationships.
Choose a structure on the image. Tap the diagram for full size.
Hyoid above, thyroid cartilage as the shield, cricoid as the only complete ring, arytenoids on the cricoid lamina and the epiglottis leaning back over the inlet.
Meshes converted and simplified for ORL-HNS; numbered diagrams projected from those meshes.
Full source and licence noticeCompare carotid arteries, jugular veins and the overlying muscles.
Choose a structure on the image. Tap the diagram for full size.
Rotate the source anatomy and remove the overlying muscles to compare vessels and laryngeal landmarks. Nerves, fascial planes and lymph-node levels are not represented.
Meshes converted and simplified for ORL-HNS; numbered diagrams projected from those meshes.
Full source and licence noticeRead the available preview, then follow the topic into the published library. Full public notes are marked below.
The library is growing. Only published resources appear in the learner lists; see the build log for announced additions.
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If you've ever wanted somewhere to revise at your desk, check something in clinic, or run through questions in theatre and pick up where you left off tomorrow, that's what I'm building here. Everything is mapped to the ISCP curriculum so you can see what you've covered and what you haven't.
I built it for myself first, and I'm sharing it in the hope that it finds others who wished for something like this too. I've done my best to keep it affordable, and I'm working on this every day, adding content, reviewing questions and improving what's here.
If you're a trainee looking for a resource that respects your time and your wallet, I hope this helps.
If something isn't working, if an answer is wrong, or if you have an idea for what this should do, I'd love to hear it. If you'd like to contribute content or help improve what's here, even better. The contact form reaches me directly and I read everything.
I share selected updates and occasional reflections in the public Build Log. Private messages and learner feedback stay private.
I'm Ali, a London-based ENT registrar.
