
About
This application serves as a registry for autologous fat transfer procedures, collecting data on aesthetic and reconstructive fat grafting. It allows registered users to input patient demographics, procedural details, and outcomes for a comprehensive overview. Enhanced reporting is available via a web portal.
What's New in GRAFT General Registry
2.2.4
July 19, 2024
Brand refresh change
Developer apps
FAQ
What is GRAFT General Registry used for?
GRAFT General Registry is used to collect and track data on autologous fat transfer procedures, including both aesthetic and reconstructive fat grafting. It allows registered users to enter patient demographics, procedural variables, and outcome information.
Who can use GRAFT General Registry?
The app is intended for board-certified plastic surgeons in the US and ASPS members in Brazil and Canada. Registered users can enter and track fat grafting procedures performed on any part of the body.
Is GRAFT General Registry free to use?
Yes, GRAFT General Registry is available for free. The provided data indicates it is a free application with no mention of in-app purchases or subscriptions.
Does GRAFT General Registry have ads?
No, GRAFT General Registry does not contain advertisements. The application data explicitly states that it has no ads.
What devices does GRAFT General Registry support?
GRAFT General Registry is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for use on Apple's mobile and tablet devices.
How often is GRAFT General Registry updated?
The latest version of GRAFT General Registry is 2.2.4, which was last updated on July 19, 2024. This indicates a recent update and ongoing maintenance.
What is the age rating for GRAFT General Registry?
GRAFT General Registry has an age rating of 17+. This is typical for medical applications that may contain complex medical terminology or procedures.
Where can I find more information about GRAFT General Registry?
For more information about GRAFT General Registry and to register, please visit http://www.thepsf.org/graft. This website provides details on participation and the registry itself.





