> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://documentation.proplaintiff.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://documentation.proplaintiff.ai/medical-chronology/chronology-review.md). # Chronology Review ### Review Page You can review your chronologies with a quick-select menu on the left and the summary in the center. The quick-select menu allows for seamless access to documents submitted from past sessions and the current ones. Medical chronologies generate a detailed overview and highlight all the key details of the medical document(s) submitted. In the sample document depicted below, you can see a summary of the patient's medical records. This chronology created a summary of important details such as the case details, symptoms and diagnosis, treatments administered, findings, dates of treatment, and more. From this window you can format and edit the document however needed with the tools in the toolbar above the text document. You can bold text, italicize, and underline, as well as add hyperlinks, and insert a text table. You can format the information in a bullet point, ordered list, or check box. In addition, you can save or download the document to your computer.

The medical chronology review page has a quick access bar to navigate between chronologies of a case (left), review, edit, and format your chronology (center), you may also add comments to the case using the "case comments" (top-right)

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