This application is developed for those who are interested in CT/MRI anatomy.

★ Details ★

－New version 2.0 has been released.

－Added a paging function.

　　https://goo.gl/ZM2QgU (YouTube)

－368 images newly added.

－The free Lite version has been released.

★SD card★

−This App starts downloading all the CT/MRI images and save them to the SD card only when you first boot it.

−This App requires about 150MB. Please make sure that the SD card has more than 150MB of free space.

★Details★

－This application is developed for medical students, interns, residents, doctors, nurses, and radiology technicians to understand the essential anatomical terms of the whole body.

－A total of 626 CT and MRI images are included.

★Intended users★

－Medical students

－Interns and residents

－Doctors

－Nurses

－Radiology technicians

－All those who are intrested in CT and MRI anatomy

★Major functions★

There are 5 major functions.

－1) Paging mode (newly added function)

Newly added 368 images (below), and browsing of images while paging. It can be used as an anatomical atlas.

　(1) Head & neck (CE-CT) : 35 images

　(2) Head (MRI, T1WI) : 43 images

　(3) Chest (CT) : 25 images

　(4) Abdomen (CE-CT) (male only) : 97 images

　(5) Upper Limb (CE-CT) : 87 images

　(6) Lower Limb (CE-CT) : 81 images

－2) Anatomical mode

258 images (below) are included.

Anatomical terms are overlaid on the images.

It can be used as an anatomical atlas.

　(1) Head : 36 images (including CTA and 3D-CT)

　(2) Neck : 24 images

　(3) Spine : 19 images (including plain X-ray films)

　(4) Chest : 61 images (including 3D-CT images)

　(5) Abdomen : 37 images

　(6) Pelves (male) : 9 images

　(7) Pelvis (female) : 11 images

　(8) Extremities (shoulder, hand, elbow, hip joint, knee, foot) : 61 images (including plain X-ray films)

　(9) Other reference images include coronary artery segments defined by the American Heart Association(AHA), pulmonary segments, and liver segments (according to Couinaud classification).

－3) Quiz mode type 1

You select the image number corresponding to the anatomical term.

Questions will basically appear randomly.

－4) Quiz mode type 2

You select the anatomical term corresponding to the image number.

Questions will basically appear randomly.

－5) Index

You can search for the specific images by anatomical terms.

★ Intended users ★

-Medical students

-Interns and residents

-Doctrors

-Nurses

-Radiology technicians

-All those who are intrested in CT and MRI anatomy

★ Editor/Author★

Toshiaki Nitatori, M.D. (Professor of Radiology, Kyorin University, School of Medicine)