The following is a link to all the Infectious Disease apps reviewed by iMedicalApps: http://www.imedicalapps.com/filter/?cat-medical-specialty9=679.
Since the reviews are a bit sparse, any recommendations on Infectious Disease apps for us to review can be commented on below and is appreciated.
a great ID app is IDPodcast. It is by the U of S Florida ID division and they post weekly updates to ID topics. The topics are presented as a podcast. It's great for teaching residents or MDs not trained in ID who want to hear from an ID expert.
We'll definitely have to check this out. We wrote about how podcasts are being used to train medical professionals / physicians in a piece last year about how a surgeon has had his podcasts downloaded over 100,000 times:
http://www.imedicalapps.com/2011/03/surgeon-101-itunes-podcasts/
I'm assuming these podcasts can be added using iTunes as well? Although a quick glance at the app shows it offers further pictures / information along with the podcasts.
Well, there is always the good old Sanford Guide, which most residents, ID fellows and many physicians used to have as a pocket book. $30.
http://itunes.apple.com/app/the-sanford-guide-to-antimicrobial/id443442551?mt=8
A liver disease can lead to cirrhosis, liver cancer and infection in other parts of the body. Auto immune disease can also occur in advanced state of liver failure. In such a condition the body develops immunity against its own self and slowly eats up the other parts of the body also leading to the death of person in some cases.
For more information related to this please visit:
http://www.focusappsstore.com/understanding-diseases/gastroenterology-and-urology/alcoholic-liver-disease and
focusappsstore.com/
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