Dermatomes vs Diagnosaurus® DDx

Dermatomes is a handy reference map of which spinal nerve roots relay sensation from particular areas of the skin along with a cutaneous nerve distribution. Dermatomes provides a zoomable map of anterior and posterior dermatomes and cutaneous nerve distributions with a reference chart of important landmarks . Pinch to zoom in and out on the map. Dermatomes is an essential reference for neurologists, emergency physicians, family doctors, medical students, physiotherapists, chiropractors, osteopaths and other medical professionals – or anyone curious about neuroanatomy and the workings of the human body. Featured in Apple's 2010 essential apps for medical students. Consult a doctor if you are experiencing neurological symptoms. This app should not be relied upon to make clinical decisions, which remain the full responsibility of the user. Dermatomes are variable between individuals and the pattern of sensory loss is usually less than the entire dermatome, because of overlap. The map and landmarks presented are a consensus view drawn from numerous sources. Dermatomes comes with lifetime email support.

** Top-Selling App Used by Tens of Thousands of Health Professionals, Worldwide ** ABOUT DIAGNOSAURUS DDX This quick-reference tool helps healthcare professionals perform differential diagnosis with speed and confidence at the point of care. With Diagnosaurus you can quickly search over 1,000 diagnoses by organ system, symptom, or disease, or you can view all entries. Use the valuable “See Related DDx” feature within each entry to consider alternative diagnoses and quickly link to those entries. The convenient “Favorites” feature allows you to save specific searches and bookmark in your personal archive. FEATURES • More than 1,000 differential diagnoses • Highlight and make custom notes within entries • Entries organized in quick-read format • “See Related DDx” links to other potential diagnoses • Disease, symptom, and organ system indexes • “Favorites” for bookmarking important entries • Universal Index Search to help find answers fast Author: Roni F. Zeiger, MD Publisher: McGraw-Hill Medical Powered by: Unbound Medicine