AnesPlan vs CAGView 冠動脈ビューア

Anesthesia plans that are easier to read — and easier to hand off. This timeline-based app unifies preoperative assessment, the intraoperative anesthesia plan, and postoperative rounds into a single case, supporting how anesthesia teams plan, share, and review. ■ Complex plans, readable at a glance Build plans intuitively on a drug-by-event grid. From oxygen flow changes to the timing of analgesics and antiemetics, arrow timelines convey the "flow" that text-based plans struggle to communicate. Design AODR / AOSR / TIVA plans side by side for each case, with explicit 1st / 2nd / 3rd priorities. ■ Everything a handoff needs, in one case Allergies, preoperative labs, contraindications, airway assessment, automatic Apfel score, postoperative pain and PONV, approval status, and edit history — all stored in one case. During long procedures or intraoperative handoffs, the information you need is seconds away. ■ Resident teaching, built into daily work An approval workflow records the resident's independent plan and the post-review plan separately. Case review then auto-classifies cases into "the resident's plan stood" vs. "the attending changed the plan," so teams can review why plans changed alongside Apfel scores and procedures. An audit log keeps the editing history traceable. ■ Toward standardization and improvement Save hospital-specific plan templates and roll your institution's standard plans out to new members. Postop rounds verify plan-vs-performed agreement and record awakening, nausea, pain NRS, and complications. With PDF / ZIP case sharing, the app supports not just daily case management but handoffs, education, standardization, and the improvement cycle — in one flow. ■ Designed for peace of mind Case data is stored entirely on your device and never sent to external servers Separate passcode locks for app launch, export, template editing, and case review Start instantly, no account required Available in Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, and Korean Note: All calculations and content are reference information only. Final medical decisions are the responsibility of the treating physician and institution.

CAGView helps you learn, by moving the model yourself, how the gantry angle in coronary angiography changes what you see. WHO IT IS FOR - Junior residents about to start in the cath lab - Anyone for whom LAO / RAO / cranial / caudal has not become second nature yet - Anyone who wants to be able to say what the spider view is actually for WHAT YOU CAN DO - Drag a coronary model with AHA segment numbers and look at it from any angle - Reproduce 11 standard views with one tap (spider, RAO caudal, LAO cranial and others) - Highlight the branches that open well in the current view - Switch between three renderings: color-coded, realistic, and fluoroscopy - Toggle segment numbers and the cardiac silhouette THE LEARNING PANEL A panel slides in from the left with three short lessons. - Beam - shows where the X-ray tube and the detector are right now, in an axial and a sagittal diagram. It makes the key relationship visible: a view is named after the detector's position, and what is on screen is the patient seen from there. - Foreshortening - calculates how much each vessel is shortened at the current angle, and explains why that matters when you choose a stent length. - Naming - what LAO / RAO / CRA / CAU mean, and the rule of thumb that the LAD opens in cranial views and the LCX in caudal ones. PRIVACY The app has no network features. It collects nothing and sends nothing. No account is needed. PLEASE NOTE This is a schematic for learning. The actual course and branching of the coronary arteries vary between individuals. Do not use it for diagnostic or treatment decisions.