29+ iOS apps curated and reviewed
With an average user rating of 4.8★, the comgen category is one of the App Store's strongest. Browse all 29+ apps we track, sorted so the most loved ones surface first.
This comprehensive digital resource provides a rich, multimedia educational experience for cardiothoracic surgical information, including updated content, medical illustrations, photographs, tables, and surgical videos, accessible on mobile devices. Download and log in to access the latest content and take advantage of this authoritative resource, available 24/7/365.
This comprehensive guide provides pediatric intensive care professionals with essential information on managing congenital cardiac disease, including physiology, pharmacology, and resuscitation guidelines. It offers a free resource for quick reference, calculation tools, and educational materials, and is available on various devices and online.
This interactive tool allows users to experience and understand how people with impaired vision due to retinal eye diseases see the world, providing a realistic simulation of conditions such as Leber's congenital amaurosis. By using different filters to mimic visual impairments, users can gain a deeper understanding and empathy for those affected, and start a conversation about inherited retinal diseases.
This application provides healthcare professionals and families with evidence-based guidelines for the care of patients with congenital diaphragmatic hernia, covering prenatal diagnosis to post-discharge surveillance. It offers a comprehensive resource with recommendations, supportive references, and additional tools to improve the quality of care and reduce variations in treatment.
This educational app provides patients with an immersive augmented reality experience, procedural animations, and informative brochures to help them understand the Transcatheter Pulmonary Valve therapy. Patients directed by their physicians can download this app to learn more about their treatment and prepare for the procedure.
This reference application helps improve the description and coding of congenital anomalies, or birth defects, for surveillance and research, particularly in low-resource settings. It provides a valuable tool for describing and coding major externally visible birth defects, and can also be used for training purposes.
