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Great app!!!
Enjoyed the quiz. Would like to see the body fluid images added.maia293
Very nice app!
I like the way it organized by each cell and impressed by the pictures! There are enough pictures to learn and characteristic explaination for each cells. I didn't like the video but overall, this is such nice app to have and good way to study too!!!!! Highly recommanded to get this and it's free! :-)Show lessRanyang1387
Awesome
Pretty awesome for a nerd like meWBC nerd
Great Med Tech's
Excellent app for Med Tech's to use. Also great to show family and friends what the heck we are looking at when we sit at the microscopes all day long.kgene8
Nice app: test your knowledge!
Useful pictures especially to help you in comparing cells you often don't see together. Good quiz. Im in haematology as a university placement and is a good level for me.Hobnober17
Cell Atlas
Great app! I'm an MLT working at an oncology office where we read slides everyday, this app helps a lot. Hope there are updates for more pics of cells.Peter Matos
Great app!
Makes reviewing fun!!GizmosMom22
Great study app for MLS/MLT and medical students
This is a great application from CellaVision, one of the developers at the forefront of automating and classifying the cells of a peripheral blood smear. This application has three main components. First, is it's namesake: CellAtlas. CellAtlas features short descriptions and key findings of the various cells in the blood. They cover the normal and abnormal forms of RBCs (erythrocytes), cell stages involved in the development and maturation of of RBCs, WBCs (leukocytes) and platelets (thrombocytes). It also features CellQuiz, which gives you the opportunity to accurately answer a picture based quiz and see how accurate you are in 60 seconds. Great for students who need to review morphology. Last, it features a video section which describes the technology in two of CellaVision's analyzers: the DM1200 and DM96.
Hopefully, the developers will continue to add more photos. As a practitioner, it would be awesome to get the ability to link up with your lab's LIS system and review slides from your phone or iPad. But that's the science geek in me.Show lessHaughbe
