Mark A. Milton, MD

Risk scores and dosing calculators, open access

Twenty-two calculators for cardiology and electrophysiology — QTc and antiarrhythmic dosing, CHA₂DS₂-VASc and HAS-BLED, PAINESD, PADIT, APPLE, renal dosing, and the standard cardiac risk scores. Each one shows its formula, decision thresholds, and source references alongside the result. Free to use, no sign-in, works offline once installed.

Draft, decide, and document — staff sign-in

A private suite for the work around the procedure and inside it. Nothing stores patient identifiers; the tools draft, and the physician edits before anything reaches the chart.

• Pre-authorization letters

  Payer-ready letters with CPT, ICD-10, and guideline support

• Clinical assistant

  Guideline classes, levels of evidence, and citations; saved Q&A

• Extraction aid

  CIED infection and lead extraction decision support

• Procedure notes

  Drafted from your own template, with CPT and ICD coding suggestions

• Consult note addendum

  An attending addendum from brief comments or dictation, without uploading the consult

• EP maneuvers

  Twenty-seven intraprocedural maneuvers across six categories — baseline study, SVT discrimination, accessory pathway assessment, VT and wide-complex tachycardia, conduction — with live interpretation, cutoffs, caveats, and citations

Essays on electrophysiology, software, and artificial intelligence

Longer-form writing on the work above: what the EP lab actually needs from software, where clinical AI helps and where it doesn't, and what it takes for a physician to build the tools instead of waiting for them.