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Provides immediate access to general surgery knowledge for practitioners, residents, and students. Offers a logical, easy-to-follow format with up-to-date references for patient care and exam preparation.
This app provides quick, on-the-spot treatment advice for over 75 common surgical on-call problems. It offers comprehensive overviews, differential diagnoses, and treatment plans, with a quick reference for commonly used drugs. Content is accessible offline after initial download.
Enhance your iOS device with a specialized keyboard for medical and pharmaceutical terminology. Improve spelling accuracy and productivity by adding over 150,000 UK or US medical terms to your device. Integrates with most apps for seamless use.
View physician call schedules prepared via a web account. Access your group's schedule on mobile devices using your account credentials. Suitable for physician groups and any team sharing on-call duties.
This app offers a rapid-fire Q&A format for surgical rotations and shelf exam preparation. It provides accurate, high-yield questions and answers, updated with the latest advances, and includes features like mnemonics and 3D vignette chess for enhanced learning.
Access a vast library of thoracic surgery knowledge, including journal articles, textbook chapters, and videos. Explore dynamic visual connections between thousands of topics for enhanced learning and quick information retrieval.
This app offers a gamified approach to studying for medical exams, covering a wide range of surgical topics. It utilizes spaced repetition and innovative teaching methods to make learning efficient and engaging for students and medical professionals.
This app helps predict the risk and financial impact of wound complications after ventral hernia repair. It uses a mathematical equation based on patient health status to offer individualized outcomes and educational materials about hernias and treatments.
This app helps predict the likelihood of chronic pain after inguinal hernia repair surgery. It uses a patient's personal information and quality-of-life status to provide an individualized outcome prediction.
