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iPhone app for Medical Students

Postby idiogenicosmoles » Sat Feb 07, 2009 9:46 pm

Just wanted to spread the word that our flagship app, the Joslin Chest Atlas, has launched on the iTunes App Store. It's an atlas of thoracic radiography that demonstrates all the key findings on a chest film that you need to know for your medicine and peds rotations.

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Check it out and be sure to leave feedback by email or on the iTunes store!

Cheers,

Jeremy Joslin, MD
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http://www.idiogenicosmoles.com
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Re: iPhone app for Medical Students

Postby idiogenicosmoles » Thu Feb 12, 2009 8:33 pm

Hey everyone!

We need your help locating a radiograph that shows the Westermark sign! This rarely seen abnormality has resulted in a dearth of chest x-rays that are available (aka non-copyrighted) for us to include in the Joslin Chest Atlas. With your help, we can include this "phantom" sign into our program and thus, end the mystery that surrounds this finding. Think of this more like a bounty or treasure hunt, rather than an actual contest (some states and countries have weird rules about contests, and we don't feel like involving a team of lawyers). In exchange for your submission, we will reward you with $50.

The Westermark sign is seen on a radiograph of the chest in 2% of patients with a pulmonary embolism (PE). It is a region of vasoconstriction, or oligemia, distal to the PE, presumably due to obstruction of blood flow to the pulmonary vessels. As a result, there is a sharp demarcation of lung avascularity seen as radiotransparency on the plain film.

Here are the rules:
- Send all submissions to contest@idiogenicosmoles.com
- Must be deemed as adequate quality. Generally, must be 640 pixels shortest side and not-overly compressed (uncompressed format is preferred if possible)
- Must be original film (not copyrighted) and not stolen off google images or such (we'll check!)
- Must be readily recognizable as Westermark Sign
- In case of multiple submissions, reward goes to first submitter with appropriate quality image. We reserve right to use any submitted film, however. In other words, if you send a poor image in before someone else sends in a great image, we may choose either at our discretion.
- Reward money paid via bank check.
- All decisions are final.
- Only 1 (one) bounty paid
- Deadline: April 1, 2009
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Re: iPhone app for Medical Students

Postby unjosnav » Fri Jul 10, 2009 3:13 pm

The Human Body (Medical iPhone App)
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Learn Parts Encyclopedia THE HUMAN BODY 3.1.1,
help you to understand the basics diferents systems:

1. The nervous systems four basic parts.
2. Muscle System and parts
3. Some internal organs of the body
4. Our Skeleton System basics parts head and body.
5. And basics parts of the brain.

Learn Parts Encyclopedia THE BODY :
brings some pictures to enlarge by touching the push pins.
and have text to scroll down, and we add on this version some explanation of the human brain.

Learn Parts Encyclopedia THE BODY will be updated every two month, especially on brains parts, muscle and skeleton.
Please enjoy and let your comments and suggestions always are welcome.
or visit our website for more information.
http://www.elsalvadorguia.com

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video link youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1IeiqgcpR4

itunes link app:
http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZSt ... 76771&mt=8

thanks for all your comments, always are welcome.
App Owner !
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Re: iPhone app for Medical Students

Postby unjosnav » Mon Sep 14, 2009 9:22 am

This application includes: (3D teeth)
1. General information about teeth and mouth.
2. Show in 3D each tooth, one by one, function and how works each tooth.
3. Dental caries, dental disease, causes etc.
4. Dental implants, kinds, benefits of dental implants.
5. Important Dental care, adults and kids.

All the information on this basic Dental encyclopedia is being shown with support graphics in 3D for a better understanding, many graphics, teeth, etc, are in real 3D to fully appreciate its shape.

Remember:
Each dentists says that the most important part of tooth care and mouth happens at home, now you can get this accomplished with this beautiful dental 3D information on your device.

This application was made for doctors, students and family.
Remember if you are not a doctor or studen of dental, you can get this application to learn how works each tooth, kinds of dental disease...
and best of all: how to take care of your teeth and mouth.

itunes link:
http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZSt ... 95092&mt=8

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Re: iPhone app for Medical Students

Postby cheechootrain » Sun Sep 20, 2009 6:32 pm

I'm thinking about getting an iPhone this December when or if I renew my contract with AT&T. My question to you is: what are the top phone apps for doctors to use? or pre-med/med students can use? I like that human body app.
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Re: iPhone app for Medical Students

Postby PTDoc » Sat Oct 03, 2009 2:03 am

There is a new iphone app that is very robust with a ton of information for anyone that will be in a primary care role. It's called CORE - Clinical ORthopaedic Exam and it is basically a database of clinical tests used in the physical exam for diagnosing musculoskeletal pathology. Why is this app good? With nearly 250 tests for the entire body, you can read the purpose of the test, instructions on how to perform the test as originally described by its author, a video demonstration of the test, and the diagnostic properties for each test (so you can know which is the best to use by comparing sensitivity/specificity and likelihood ratios) and a link to PUBMed so you can read the referenced study abstract. Go to the developer site to see screenshots (search "orthopedics" in the iTunes store and it will be a the top of the list.

http://www.clinicallyrelevant.com

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Re: iPhone app for Medical Students

Postby iphonemed » Sat Oct 31, 2009 9:53 am

if you have some new medical apps - please, send us press-release - we will publish it for free on iPhone Medical Apps Aggregator(http://iphonemedicalapps.com)
e-mail for press-releases: support@iphonemedicalapps.com
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