Interactive CT and MRI Anatomy 2.0.3 Apk Full + OBB

Added a pagination function.

https://goo.gl/ZM2QgU (YouTube)

Newly added: -368 Images

-The free Lite edition has been released.

Card with SD

-This app downloads all CT/MRI images from your computer and saves them to your SD card when it is first started.

This app requires approximately 150MB. Make sure your SD card does not exceed 150MB.

More Details

This application was created for radiology technicians and medical students. It allows them to learn the basic anatomical terms that make up the entire body.

-A total 626 CT/MRI images are included.

Intentional users

Students in Medicine

Interns and Residents

-Doctors

-Nurses

Radiology Technicians

-All people who are interested in CT or MRI anatomy

Principal functions

These five functions are the most important.

-1) Page mode (new function)

Below are 368 new images. You can browse images as you pag. You can use it as an anatomy atlas.

(1) Head and neck (CECT): 35 photos

(2) Head (MRIT1WI): 43 Images

(3) Chest (CT), 25 Images

(4) Abdomen, CE-CT (male only). 97 Images

(5) Upper Limb (CE-CT) : 87 images

(6) Lower Limb, CE-CT : 81 Images

-2) Anatomical mode

Below are 258 images.

Images are overlayed with anatomical terms.

You can use it as an anatomy atlas.

(1) Head: 36 images, including CTA and 3D CT

(2) Neck: 24 Images

(3) Spine: 19 images, including plain X-ray film

(4) Chest: 61 images, including 3D-CT images

(5) Abdomen: 37 Images

(6) Male Pelves - 9 Images

(7) Pelvis (female). - 11 images

(8) Extremities: Shoulder elbow hip joint knee foot, shoulder hand elbow) - 61 images (includes plain Xray films).

(9) Additional reference images include the American Heart Association (AHA) defined coronary artery segments, pulmonary segments, and segments of the liver (according Couinaud classification).

-3) Quiz mode type 1

Select the appropriate image number for the anatomical term.

In general, questions will appear in an unplanned manner.

-4) Quiz mode type 2

Select the anatomical term that corresponds to the image number.

Questions are generally random.

Index -5)

Search for specific images using anatomical terms.

Intentional users

Students in Medicine

Interns and Residents

-Doctrors

-Nurses

Radiology Technicians

-All people who are interested in CT or MRI anatomy

Editor/Author

Toshiaki Nitatori M.D. Professor of Radiology Kyorin School of Medicine