Radiology uses imaging — X-ray, ultrasound, CT and MRI — to diagnose conditions across every other specialty. Radiologists interpret scans and produce reports that guide the treating doctor's next steps, making them a behind-the-scenes but essential part of most diagnoses.
Pathology examines blood, tissue and other samples in a lab to diagnose disease — from routine blood tests to biopsy analysis for cancer diagnosis. Most patients interact with pathology indirectly, through the lab reports their doctor orders.
Anesthesiology manages pain and consciousness during surgery, while pain management treats chronic pain — back pain, nerve pain and post-surgical pain — often through targeted injections alongside medication. The two are grouped together because they share the same core training in pain control.
Emergency medicine treats urgent, unscheduled conditions — injuries, acute illness, and anything that can't wait for a routine appointment. Unlike most specialties, it's built around immediate assessment and stabilisation rather than long-term follow-up.
Anything specialty-specific that is not listed above: tell us what you need and we will say honestly whether it exists. Voice notes that draft a visit for the doctor to review are described on the voice notes page.
Questions from clinics in this family
Does Klintro work for diagnostics & critical care clinics?
Every Klintro clinic gets appointments, patient records, billing, reminders, reviews and a clinic website. Each specialty in this family has its own page that describes the challenges of that kind of practice and what Klintro does about them.
Do I need a different product for my specialty?
No. Every specialty uses the same Klintro tools. If you need something specific to your specialty, tell us and we will say plainly whether it exists.
Can patients book online?
Yes, on your clinic website. See online booking. There is no commission on appointment bookings.