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Radiology - Clinical Anatomy 스크린 샷

iPad

iPhone

About Radiology - Clinical Anatomy

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.