App Detail » Interactive CT and MRI Anatomy

Published by: Libro Science Inc.

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad

Price: $12.99
Current Version: 2.1
Released: December 14, 2011

What's New

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Fixed an issue where language settings may not work properly.

App Description

◎ Details ◎
－This application is developed for medical students, interns, residents, doctors, nurses, and radiology technicians to understand the essential anatomical terms of the body.
－You can learn anatomy by answering the terms by step-to-step questions using a total of 241 CT and MRI images.
－A total of 17 images of 3D-CT, MRA and plain X-ray film(particularly the extremities) are included as references.
－Other reference images include coronary artery segments defined by the American Heart Association(AHA), pulmonary segments, and liver segments(according to Couinaud classification).
－You can enlarge all the images by simple manipulation.

◎ Major functions ◎
There are 4 major functions.

－1) Anatomical mode
Anatomical terms are overlaid on the images.
It can be used as the anatomical atlas.

－2) Quiz mode type 1
You select the part of the image by using anatomical term.
Questions will basically appear randomly.

－3) Quiz mode type 2
You select the anatomical term by the part of the image.
Questions will basically appear randomly.

－4) Index
You can find the specific images by using anatomical terms.

◎ Intended users ◎
－Medical students
－Interns and residents
－Doctrors
－Nurses
－Radiology technicians
－All those who are intrested in CT and MRI anatomy

◎ Images(a total of 258 images) ◎
Images basically include horizontal, coronal, and sagital planes.
－Head(36 images including CTA and 3D-CT)
－Neck(24 images)
－Spine(19 images including plain X-ray films)
－Chest(61 images including 3D-CT images)
－Abdomen (37 images)
－Pelves: male (9 images)
－Pelvis: female (11 images)
－Extremities (shoulder, hand, elbow, hip joint, knee, foot) (61 images including plain X-ray films)

Editors
Toshiaki Nitori, M.D. (Professor of Radiology, Kyorin University, School of Medicine)
Yasuo Sasaki, M.D. (Manager of diagnostic radiology, Iwate Prefectural Central Hospital)