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Best iPhone and iPad medical apps for the week of February 28th

Feb 28, 2011 by
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This past week yielded a surprisingly impressive release of quality free and paid medical apps for both the iPhone and iPad. Those in cardiology have a couple app releases that should make them very excited, but this list also contains many apps that primary care and other specialists should be interested in as well.

Using Dropbox and OsiriX on the iPad to view radiology images in the operating room [iPad in the OR, part II]

Dec 09, 2010 by
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How to use Dropbox and OsiriX on the iPad to view radiology images in the operating room. Can be used in other medical health care setting as well.

Radiologist reviews iPad’s potential for viewing medical imaging

Sep 13, 2010 by
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A radiologist gives an in-depth review of five radiology viewing medical apps using the iPad.

Top 5 Medical Apps for the Upcoming iPad [Health Care Professionals Edition]

Mar 25, 2010 by
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Top 5 Medical Apps for the Upcoming iPad

Now Playing: Radiology Images from Your Hospital PACS on your iPad

Mar 17, 2010 by
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The torrent of clinical information being made available on smartphones does not seem to be showing any signs of slowing.  Merge Healthcare just announced March 1 an iPhone OS app, available for the iPad, that connects seamlessly with their eFilm workstation to make available patients’ studies as quickly as they are accessioned by the radiology technician. Many hospitals already use the eFilm Workstation for their radiologists to view studies stored on their hospital PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System). What [Read more]

OsiriX Medical App Puts a Small DICOM Workstation in Your Pocket [App Review]

Aug 30, 2009 by
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OsiriX puts a small DICOM workstation in your pocket. This app was featured in one of Apple’s App Store commercials and allows you to view radiology images on your phone.