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Thursday, September 17, 2009

Radiopaedia Releases Practice Application for The iPhone

Filed under: Net News , Radiology


Radiopaedia.org, a Wiki for radiologists, has released a teaching file for the iPhone. The app contains a collection of cases to prepare for exams or simply to use as a refresher in clinical work.

Here's a screencast showing the features of the app:

Product page: Radiology Teaching file...

Flashback: Help Build Radiopaedia, a Wiki for Radiologists...

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Thanks for the post.

We have recently submitted the next volume in the Radiopaedia Radiology Teaching Files: Volume 2: Abdomen. This will be available for download by the end of September 2009 (hopefully). The full version will contain 50 gastrointestinal or hepatobiliary cases.

This new version supports scrolling stacks, and has over 370 individual images, again with questions, answers, discussion and references.

We are keen to include cases from as many contributors as possible, and anyone with an included case will of course receive the full version for free.

If you want to be involved with either Radiopaedia.org over all, or specifically with the iPhone application, visit us or send an email to general@radiopaedia.org.

Frank Gaillard
Editor, Radiopaedia.org


Posted by: Frank Gaillard
on September 21, 2009 02:40 PM GMT

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