ABX Dosage vs ReumApp

ABX Dosage is the reference guide for antimicrobial dosage adjustments in renal failure. Choose any antimicrobial and watch how dosage recommendations change as you slide through different creatinine clearance values. • More than 180 antimicrobials with dosage recommendations thoroughly reviewed by experts in the field • Cockcroft-Gault based calculator to easily estimate creatinine clearance • Extensive bibliography for each antimicrobial • Regularly updated data • Spotlight Search support: check antimicrobial dosages without opening the app • Apple Watch support: wear the information for all dosages on your wrist (works even without an iPhone connection)

ReumApp is a complete, up-to-date rheumatology tool built to support clinical practice with reliable information, official guidelines, certified courses and more than 70 specialized calculators. RHEUMATIC DISEASES Structured content on rheumatic diseases: definition, clinical presentation, diagnosis and treatment, sorted alphabetically for fast navigation. Includes specific sections on pediatric rheumatology and rheumatologic dermatology. CLINICAL CALCULATORS More than 70 calculators and clinimetric tools based on the latest classification criteria (ACR/EULAR, SLICC and others) for rheumatoid arthritis, spondyloarthritis, lupus, Sjögren's disease, vasculitis, gout and more. Save your favorites and find them instantly. EDUCATION • Certified courses with quizzes. • Reuma Capsules: interactive infographics with detailed areas of interest for visual learning. • Clinical guidelines and checklists for daily practice. • Image atlas of rheumatic conditions. • Video galleries and the Medicina Javeriana channel. DESIGNED FOR DAILY USE • Content loads instantly and stays available with the latest saved copy when you are offline. • Share specific content with colleagues and open it directly in the right place. • Comment on and react to new content. • Available in Spanish and English. Disclaimer: ReumApp provides up-to-date medical information on rheumatology topics, but it does not replace an in-person medical evaluation. If you have symptoms of a rheumatic disease, always consult your doctor. The information must be validated by the treating professional to provide appropriate care.