Radiology - Clinical Anatomy app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: BestApps BV
First release : 07 Jan 2015
App size: 55.48 Mb
Diagnostic Radiology - Clinical Cardiac Anatomy
--> From the makers of the award-winning Diagnostic Radiology App Series
◆ ◆ Go beyond paper and do Radiology ◆ ◆
▸ This app is a teaching and reference resource focused on clinically relevant cardiac anatomy that will be of interest to medical students, residents and fellows and experienced cardiovascular imagers.
▸ The app contains fully interactive, scrollable cross-sectional imaging datasets with thousands of images and over 20,000 annotations!
▸ The app has a dynamically searchable index with hundreds of anatomical entities that directly link to the relevant cardiac structure in several different orientations: transverse, coronal and sagittal orientations as well as the cardiac axes (horizontal long axis, vertical long axis and short axis).
▸ In addition to displaying every anatomic structure in the heart, the app contains clinically relevant information such as commonly-used systems to report coronary artery CT scans according to recommendations from the Society for Cardiovascular Computed Tomography (SCCT) and maps of coronary artery perfusion territories in different anatomical orientations.
Latest reviews of Radiology - Clinical Anatomy app for iPhone and iPad
If you are looking for an app that will give you clinically useful cardiac anatomy, look no further. This app is insanely detailed, and contains annotations of way more structures than any other app out there by far. I really like that this is a *real* cardiac CT dataset, not an app with some fancy graphics that dont even remotely resemble cardiac structures. Also there is lots of useful clinical stuff like coronary perfusion territories and the coronary segment scoring system as used by the Scct is discussed. Another outstanding offering of this team. Congratulations guys.
I bought this app 2 days ago, and I love it! It contains great datasets, it is annotated in a very detailed way, and tons of information is provided about all the cardiac structures in ct-images. Just what I was looking for! Highly recommended for all clinicians and medical students.