iSurf BrainView vs MRI Pro

BrainView is an educational MRI viewer built around a real brain scan, segmented with FreeSurfer. Explore it slice by slice, learn the anatomy, and test yourself. Three viewing planes. Scroll through axial, coronal, and sagittal slices with a simple slider, all the way through the volume. Two anatomical overlays. Turn on the subcortical segmentation to see structures like the hippocampus, thalamus, and ventricles, or switch to the Destrieux cortical parcellation to see the folding pattern of the cerebral cortex broken into named gyri and sulci. Tap to identify. Tap anywhere on the scan to name the structure under your finger, with a link to learn more on Wikipedia. Browse every structure. A searchable, alphabetical list of every subcortical structure jumps straight to it. Quiz yourself. Ten random questions per round: a structure is highlighted, you pick its name from three choices, and your score is tracked as you go. Rotate a 3D cortical surface. Drag to orbit, pinch to zoom, and tap a region to name it -- the left hemisphere, colored by the Desikan-Killiany atlas (developed by Rahul Desikan and Ron Killiany; the app's About screen honors Dr. Desikan's memory), with six standard views and a searchable region list. Tap a spot on the surface and jump straight to that point in the slice viewer. Pinch to zoom, double-tap to jump in, and everything works offline -- the scan and every label are bundled with the app. No account, no ads, no tracking, no network access except the optional "Learn more" links. For educational use only. BrainView is not a medical device and is not intended for diagnosis.

**AMERICAN REGISTRY OF RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLIGISTS® and ARRT® are registered trademarks owned by The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. This app is not licensed by, endorsed by, or affiliated with The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists.** If your goal is to become a MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING (MRI) technologist, you need to earn American registry of radiologic technologist® (ARRT®) credentials in MRI. The purpose of ARRT® certification and registration in MRI is to recognize individuals who are qualified to perform the role of MRI technologist. The education requirements to earn the credential to become a MRI technologist include being ARRT® certified, meeting the structured education requirement, and meeting the clinical experience. In the structure education requirement is where an applicant will master the discipline specific knowledge and cognitive skills you will need to obtain your credential. This app will help you to strength your foundation by testing your knowledge with over 800 questions in the ARRT® registry format. The ARRT® examination content consists of 200 question base in four major categories such as patient care, safety, image production, and procedures. The exam includes an additional 30 unscored (pilot) questions. The ARRT® scoring scale range from 1 to 99, and you’ll need a total score of 75 to pass the exam. Features: A test section to test your knowledge in a random order, as similar as possible to the ARRT® examination. It allows user to know if the correct answer was selected and if not a pop-up button will appear with access to the correct answer's explanation. A notes section to allow you to study and prepare for the test. The different note’s categories allow you to study the area where you feel you need to strength your foundation. A Review Test question that allow user to go back and review the last test they took in each category to review the test. An All Question Section that allows the user to see all the questions with the answers. The questions can be adjusted by content category as listed in the ARRT®. A Statistics section that help the user to keep track of all the statistics such as general score, number of questions taken, number of tests taken, and much more. If you have any question or concern, please feel free to contact me via edunorth07@gmail.com, to find the best solution possible. I want to take this line to thank each of you that chooses to use my app, please take a moment to review the app and to let me know in which areas I can make any improvements. Thanks in advance for all the reviews and ideas of improvement. If you really like the app and you feel the app really help you to become a MRI technologist, I will be more than happy and my goal will be achieved. Please feel free to share the app with family and friend so they can use it if they are getting ready for the MRI examination. Email me via edunorth07@gmail.com if you have any question or ideas you like to see included.