RadOnc Reference

RadOnc Reference

by Pretesh Patel

45 ratings
25 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 28, 2012
  • November 22, 2016

Features

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A comprehensive iPhone reference tool for Radiation Oncologists, offering quick access to essential clinical information. It includes cancer staging, contouring atlases, DVH constraints, calculators, medications, and ICD-9 codes.

Cancer Staging
Contouring Atlases
DVH Normal Tissue Constraints
Clinical Calculators
Prescribed Medications
Oncology ICD-9 Codes
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What's New in RadOnc Reference

1.60

November 22, 2016

ICD-10 is now available. PSA doubling time calculator fix. Other minor bug fixes

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User reviews

Crashing

Unfortunately this app crashes immediately and doesn’t work at all.

iOS 17

The app stops working when you upgrade to iOS 17. Shame

Why it not work with IOS17

Why it not work with IOS17

Looks abandoned by developers

This app UI looks like a pre-iOS 7 app and still has yet to be updated to support modern-sized iPhones that were introduced years ago.

Best app, needs update

I use this app religiously. Please update to AJCC 8th staging.

FAQ

What is this app for?

This application serves as a comprehensive reference tool specifically designed for Radiation Oncologists. It provides fast access to essential clinical information needed in daily practice.

What kind of reference materials are included?

The app includes cancer staging information, contouring atlases, DVH normal tissue constraints, pertinent clinical calculators, commonly prescribed medications, and oncology ICD-9 codes.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, the application is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned.

Who developed this app?

The app was designed by a Radiation Oncologist and is intended to be a collaborative effort with the RadOnc community, incorporating feedback for future development.

What are some common use cases for this app?

Radiation Oncologists can use this app for quick lookups of cancer staging, to reference contouring atlases, to utilize clinical calculators like the GBM RPA, and to check prescribed medications or ICD-9 codes.