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  • Released
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  • December 15, 2011
  • March 31, 2015
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Explore the twelve cranial nerves with an intuitive and simple interface. This app visualizes the course of each nerve, allowing users to tap on specific points for detailed information. Understand human anatomy in a new and accessible way.

Interactive cranial nerve visualization
Detailed information on nerve stops, stations, exits, and entries
Simple and intuitive user interface
Focus on the twelve cranial nerves
Exploration of human brain anatomy
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What's New in nTube

3.0

March 31, 2015

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. If you haven't updated to iOS 8 yet, YOU MUST! It's free and it's GREAT! This version of nTube will only support iOS 8 or higher! Re-designed from scratch to make this great app even better. A great new interface Bug fixes and corrections

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User reviews

I’m a fan

Love it. Great visual to start studying pathways. Would love to see it advance to projections in other areas of the brain such as CN VIII going to cerebellum as well as insular cortex and also projecting into the cervical musculature.

extraordinary!!

what an amazing app! UI is exemplary and the information on all cranial nerves is concise. perfect for everyone. great job!!

Very Difficult To Understand

It's a great concept and looks good, but the information is confusing as hell. Some of these nerves are labeled as exiting the cranium four or five times. If you're looking for an app that lists the cranial nerves and what they do, this is not for you. The functions are not listed.

Response from developer

Thank you for your feedback. It seems that you are referring at DIFFERENT branches of the SAME nerve exiting the cranium. Indeed this is true as DIFFERENT branches of the SAME nerve actually exit the cranium at DIFFERENT sites. The app also has description of each cranial nerve. You just need to tap on the three dots at the bottom of the screen (the universal icon for “more”) ;)

Terrific app

The cranial nerves displayed as the famous London tube app.
A visual triumph. Very well done.

Do not update

Stopped working after updating

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FAQ

What is nTube?

nTube is a medical application designed to help users study and understand the twelve cranial nerves. It offers an intuitive way to visualize their course and access detailed information about each nerve's path.

Is nTube free to download?

Yes, nTube is available for free. There are no costs associated with downloading or using the core features of the application.

What devices does nTube support?

nTube is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for the iOS mobile operating system.

How often is nTube updated?

The latest version of nTube is 3.0, which was last updated on March 31, 2015. Users can expect updates to improve functionality and content.

What is the age rating for nTube?

nTube has an age rating of 17+. This indicates that the content may be more suitable for mature audiences due to its detailed anatomical information.

Does nTube have ads?

No, nTube does not contain advertisements. Users can study cranial nerves without interruption from promotional content.

What makes nTube unique for studying cranial nerves?

nTube simplifies the complex study of the twelve cranial nerves by presenting them in a straightforward, linear visualization. Users can easily tap on specific points to get details, making learning more accessible.

Can nTube be used for professional medical study?

With its detailed focus on the twelve cranial nerves and their pathways, nTube can serve as a valuable supplementary tool for medical students and professionals seeking to review or learn this specific area of anatomy.