Incidentaloma CT / MRI Guide vs Trigger Points

Download includes a free trial; continued use requires a 6‑ or 12‑month auto‑renewing subscription. Incidentaloma CT & MRI Guide is a clinical decision-support guide built around the latest American College of Radiology (ACR) Incidental Findings Committee recommendations. It delivers point-of-care, step-by-step guidance so you can evaluate and manage incidental findings with clarity and consistency—whether you practice in radiology, primary care, or another specialty. --- Key Features (unlocked after the free trial with an active subscription) ACR Incidental Findings Integration • Full, in-app access to current ACR pathways for incidental findings across the head/neck, thorax, abdomen, and pelvis—with concise management instructions drawn directly from the guidelines. Dynamic Management Card • A single, card that updates in real time as you select organ, lesion size and imaging features—instantly surfacing the appropriate follow-up algorithm. Organ-System Quick-Switch • In a few taps you can jump between guidelines for abdominal lymph nodes, adrenal masses, liver masses, pancreatic cysts, renal masses, splenic masses, gallbladder/biliary abnormalities, lung nodules/cysts/ground-glass opacities/reticular opacities, mediastinal masses/lymph nodes, pericardial disease, pineal cysts, pituitary lesions, and thyroid nodules. Radiology Calculators • Built-in, point-of-care calculators to support common CT/MRI characterization and risk estimates, including adrenal chemical shift (ASII, CSI ratio, ASR%), adrenal CT washout (absolute & relative), Brock lung nodule risk, lung nodule volume doubling time, liver steatosis (MRI; SII 2-point), thymic chemical shift ratio (MRI), and thymic signal intensity index (MRI). Self-Assessment Mode • Expert-curated question packs that spotlight high-yield thresholds and diagnostic pearls to reinforce your understanding of the follow-up guidelines. Enhanced Readability • Dark-mode support, dynamic text sizing, and a distraction-free interface optimized for hectic reading environments. Offline Access • All guideline logic runs on-device—no login or server required. Medical Disclaimer: This app is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. In addition to using this app, always consult a qualified healthcare provider for diagnosis and treatment decisions. SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS ¹ • 6‑Month subscription (free trial available) | Price displayed in‑app; may vary by region • 12‑Month subscription (free trial available) | Price displayed in‑app; may vary by region We strive to incorporate any updates from the White Papers of the ACR Incidental Findings Committee within 30 days of publication and plan to add new self‑assessment question packs every six months. Future feature additions and update frequency may change without notice. ¹ Payment & Renewal – Payment is charged to your Apple ID at confirmation. Subscriptions renew automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel anytime in Settings ▸ Apple ID ▸ Subscriptions. Note: If you switch plans or re-subscribe during the free trial, the remaining trial time is lost and you will be charged immediately. Privacy Policy: https://radiologiq.squarespace.com/privacy Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Find the source of your pain! This app is a comprehensive guide to myofascial trigger points and the pain the create. Covering over 80 muscles with more than 150 trigger points. Myofascial trigger points are one of the most common sources of pain, and are often overlooked by health professionals. This app strives to help you find the source of pain via intuitive interface: tap the body where your pain is and see which trigger points refer pain to that area. Over 50 distinct pain areas are covered. You can also find trigger points by by tapping a muscle on the muscle model, by choosing a muscle from the alphabetized list, or by using the search bar. If you don't know exactly what you're looking for, you can search using keywords such as "elbow", which will show the muscles of the elbow as well as any pain areas or conditions related to the elbow (e.g. "lateral elbow pain", "tennis elbow"). Trigger points can cause or mimic a variety of conditions such as "Tendinitis" and "Tennis Elbow". More than 40 conditions are covered. Choose a condition and see a list of muscles whose trigger points can cause or mimic that condition. In each trigger point illustration, an "x" marks the location of the point, while the area of referred pain is colored in blue. PLEASE NOTE: this app does not include treatment information; its aim is to help find the source of specific pain. Once you've identified a trigger point please consult a massage therapist or otherwise trained professional. There are also myriad self-treatment resources available both in book and video format should you choose to treat yourself. 4520c652df