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Mobile MRI brain atlas medical app review, NeuroRad Mini

3 days ago by iMedicalApps Team

App Review Featured

NeuroRad Mini for the iOS offers a complete alas of brain MRI imagery on mobile devices

Quantifying your workout is easy with Scosche MyTrek

Nov 28, 2011 by Brian Edwards

Featured mHealth

Scosche MyTrek is a Bluetooth enabled armband and wireless pulse monitor, a comfortable workout tool for managing pulse, training type, calories burned and more using with a complimentary iPhone/iPod app.

Surgeon uses iPod Touch connected medical device to perform more accurate knee surgery

Apr 20, 2011 by Iltifat Husain, MD

mHealth News

A fascinating example of how a medical device manufacturer is using the iPod Touch with their joint replacement device to improve surgical accuracy.

How to sync the right user with the right medical app for their iPhone, iPod Touch, and the upcoming iPad

Jan 31, 2010 by Satish Misra, MD

News

With over 100,000 apps available for the iPhone/iPod Touch and billions of downloads since the App Store opened just under two years ago, the market is clearly hot. And with the release of the iPad, expect a new flood of apps into the market. However, a recent article in the New York Times suggests that even with the wealth of options, people generally use only five apps despite having downloaded far more. The average iPhone or iPod Touch owner uses [Read more]

Should Medical Professionals Get an iPhone or an iPod Touch?

Jan 03, 2010 by Iltifat Husain, MD

News

So you’re a practicing provider or you’re in medical school. You’ve seen some interesting medical applications out there and you’re wondering if you should get an iPhone or an iPod Touch. This is a scenario that is often e-mailed to our site from providers and students. In order to answer this question, I’ll first talk about the differences between the two devices and how the user experience will vary from a medical standpoint.

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The iMedicalApps team does not endorse or affirm the validity of the medical content contained in the medical or healthcare technology we review or mention. Almost all mobile healthcare or medical applications are not regulated or reviewed by medical bodies, and as such the validity of their content should be determined by the end user, the iMedicalApps team does not take this responsibility. When making medical decisions use your own clinical judgment.