45. KBB vs Nasion

45. Ulusal Kulak Burun Boğaz ve Baş Boyun Cerrahisi Kongresi Resmi iOS Uygulaması ile kongre öncesinde, sırasında ve sonrasında yayınlanan içeriklere, genel bilgilere, bilimsel program, konuşmacı bilgilerine ve detaylarına ulaşabilir, sunum ve bildiri bölümlerinden bildirilerin kısa detaylarını inceleyebilir izin verilen sunumları pdf olarak görebilirsiniz. Anlık bildirimler, duyurular ve favori bölümü ile oturumlardan, öğle ikramları gibi sosyal etkinliklerden haberdar olabilir, anket sistemimiz ile soruları cevaplayabilirsiniz.

Document aesthetic injections on a face chart or a patient photo, then compare sessions with a clear treatment history. Nasion is a focused record-keeping app for aesthetic practitioners on iPhone and iPad. Keep the product, amount, site and session together, with a calm workspace designed for use in the clinic. MAP EACH TREATMENT Use the anatomical face chart or place points on a patient's own photo. Link photo points to standard sites to follow the same region across visits. Record products in units, cc, mL or pieces. COMPARE SESSIONS Choose two sessions to see their charts or photo maps side by side. Review added sites and changes in products and amounts. Totals keep different toxin products separate, and combine cc with mL as the same volume unit. REUSE YOUR OWN TEMPLATES Save standard sites and products from a session, or build a template yourself. Review the amounts and confirm performed entries before adding them to a session. KEEP PHOTOS AND RECORDS TOGETHER Capture or import before, after and follow-up photos. Compare photos, view session history and export a PDF treatment record. CHOOSE HOW TO STORE YOUR RECORDS Start with local storage and optional biometric app lock. Create a password-protected backup. If you enable iCloud sync, use your private Apple Account to continue on iPhone and iPad. Conflicting versions are presented for review rather than silently overwritten. Nasion supports 13 interface languages. It is a documentation tool for practitioners; clinical decisions remain with the treating professional.