Pubblicato da The University of New South Wales
1. The Images of Disease collection consists of a database of thousands of images and associated clinical histories and descriptions, predominantly relating to diseased tissue held in the Museum of Human Disease at the University of New South Wales.
2. The Images of Disease (IOD) app is a unique educational development by staff of the Department of Pathology and Museum of Human Disease in the School of Medical Sciences at the University of New South Wales in Australia.
3. The app has comprehensively catalogued (by disease, organ and process) an extensive collection of pathological specimens complete with clinical cases and images with macroscopic and microscopic descriptions.
4. It provides access to images of a broad range of human diseases, including interactive images of diseased tissue to enhance understanding of the appearances of disease.
5. "The IOD app is a very well-organised application that allows users to access different pathology specimens thanks to its classification into disease processes, organ system and 'bays'.
6. Images include macroscopic (gross pathology) and microscopic (histopathology) views of diseased tissue, sometimes with associated diagnostic imaging investigations, clinical and autopsy images.
7. "The Images of Disease app is a fantastic resource for anyone interested in learning more about pathology (or preparing for exams!).
8. A number of interactive hotspotted images are available to enable in-depth exploration of the features of common diseases such as Myocardial infarction ('heart attack') and Colorectal carcinoma ('bowel cancer').
9. Images can be searched by disease name, organ system or pathological process.
10. The IOD app is suitable for students of medicine and medical sciences, as well as medical practitioners, specialist trainees in radiology and pathology, and indeed anyone interested in how disease affects us.
11. Each specimen has a succinct clinical, gross and microscopic description of the disease; attention paid to clinico-pathological correlations is second to none.
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Images Of Disease | Ottieni app o alternative ↲ | 0 1
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Scarica | Sviluppatore | la Valutazione | Versione corrente |
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Scarica APK per PC » | The University of New South Wales | 1 | 1.5.6 |
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Scarica | Sviluppatore | Recensioni | la Valutazione |
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Free per Mac OS | The University of New South Wales | 0 | 1 |
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