Separation from Cardiopulmonary Bypass

1 · Find evidence

Every result is a real PMID returned by NCBI. Nothing on this step is generated.

OpenEvidence opens in your own logged-in session with the question filled in. Nothing is fetched on your behalf — read it there, then add what you want to teach as a point below, citing the source it came from.

2 candidate papers

Ticked papers are the ones a deck may be built from. Unticking one needs a reason — the citation gate proves a paper exists, and nothing but you decides whether it should be taught. A tier badge appears where the paper’s publication type is known.

Same-day build

Runs the tiered searches, drafts one point per included paper, runs the citation gate and builds a draft deck — the steps below, unattended. Same-day build — drafted locally (medgemma:27b), confirmed against each abstract. The deck still lands in draft: nothing here approves anything.

2 · Teaching points

A point with no source will not survive the gate. That is the point of the gate.

Checks every citation against PubMed, the DOI resolver, or a live fetch. Points that do not resolve are dropped and shown to you with the reason — never quietly softened.

4 · Build the deck