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X-Anatomy Basic Sur iTunes

NOTE: This is the BASIC version of X-Anatomy, which includes three body sections: CT-Sinuses, CT-Chest, and CT-Abodmen/Pelvis (male).  X-Anatomy is a transaxial cross-sectional human anatomy interactive medical imaging atlas using CT images, designed for medical professionals & all students of anatomy.  X-Anatomy is developed and maintained by board-certified physicians who were unsatisfied with the inadequacy of the existing anatomy apps and books with lack of clinically relevant detail or poor interface.  • Physicians and residents of all specialties, including radiologists, nuclear medicine, radiation oncologists, surgeons, neurologists, gastroenterologists, primary care, physical rehabilitation, etc., all physicians whose patients need CT scans.  • Includes lymph node stations for breast cancers (AJCC), lung cancers (IASLC) used by surgeons, oncologists, radiologists, radiation oncologists, etc.  If you will need a wider range of body sections now or in the future, we recommend you consider the X-Anatomy PRO version.  • Includes hundreds of images from actual human patient body scans.  (The PRO version also includes lymph node stations for neck cancers (AJR)).  • Anyone interested in learning about the human body or has had a CT scan of themselves and has taken home a copy of the images.  If you would like to try the X-Anatomy interface first, consider the X-Anatomy Free version.  INCLUDED body section modules cover these body sections: CT Sinuses, CT Chest, CT Abdomen & Male Pelvis.  We created X-Anatomy to use for ourselves, tested and used in clinical practice and as an interactive learning resource.  Includes liver segment (Couinaud) classifications.  • FOLLOW the positions and pathways of your selected anatomic structures automatically as you SCROLL through the image slices.