Orthopedic Classification vs ICODE Hip US Calculator

Orthopedic Classification App for iOS is an application designed for orthopedic residents, specialists and medical students interested in the study of orthopedic surgery and the classification of fractures and orthopedic diseases. Orthopedic surgery classification pro app for iOS contains all classification systems of bone fractures such as the classification of humeral head fractures (Neer classification) and the classification of orthopedic diseases such as the classification of femoral head osteonecrosis (Vicat classification). The application was divided into two main parts: 1. Orthopedic Fractures Classification. 2. Orthopedic diseases classification. Each section was classified according to anatomical regions: 1. Shoulder 2. Elbow 3. Wrist and hand 4. Pelvis and hip 5. Knee 6. Ankle and foot. There is also MCQs quiz to review your knowledge in orthopedic classification system. The orthopedic classification was presented briefly by means of tables in an easy-to-understand manner and provided with schematic and x-ray. Orthopedic Classification App does not need an internet connection to work, it's totally offline. The application will be updated periodically, adding new and updated information and improving the performance of the application. You can also search the app by classification name or fracture type. Orthopedic Classification App pro version Features: 1. Totally Ads-Free 2. Add to favorite feature. 3. Search the whole app by classification name.

The application is intended for use only by healthcare professionals. The main goal of the application is to be an easy-to-use and useful tool for calculating a babys hip type. The healthcare professional will provide some basic information about the baby after examination like the baby birth date, date of examination and both infant hip angless (in degrees). Based on an algorithm the application will display a result abount the infant's hip type. Also instructions are displayed based on the result. Healthcare professionals who use it, do so at their own risk and should exercise their own clinical judgment as to the information they provide to the patients. We have tried to create content to conform to the standards of professional practice that prevailed at the time of development. However, standards and practices in medicine change as new data become available and the individual medical professional should consult a variety of sources. Medical information changes rapidly. Medical References 1. Graf R, Scott S, Lercher K, et al (2006) Hip sonography: Diagnosis and management of infant hip dysplasia. Springer Berlin Heidelberg 2. O’Beirne JG, Chlapoutakis K, Alshryda S, et al (2019) International Interdisciplinary Consensus Meeting on the Evaluation of Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip. Ultraschall Med 40:454–464. https://doi.org/10.1055/A-0924-5491 3. O’Beirne J, Chlapoutakis K (eds.) (2022) Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip: From Early Sonographic Diagnosis to Effective Treatment. Springer International Publishing