24 Best Image apps for Android (Medical)
Following is our list of the best image apps for Android. Trusted developers like AI Color Open Robot and Paolo Zaccaria are known to create software that in theory will improve wellbeing and health. After extensive testing we've concluded that the best apps include Xray Body Scanner Simulator, Colorblindness Viewer, Dermatology DDx, .
1 Xray Body Scanner Simulator
You may share x-ray scans of your pictures and camera images with your friends.
The Xray Body Scanner Simulator app for Android allows you to share x-ray scans of pictures and camera images with your friends. You can scan various parts of the human body such as the skull, ribs, shoulder, pelvis, and knee using this simulator. It is a useful tool for learning about the human body and can be used by professionals, educators, and doctors to visually demonstrate specific areas to their students or patients. The app also includes a prank feature where you can simulate scanning the full body with an x-ray filter. However, it's important to note that this is not a real x-ray scanner. Overall, the app is designed for entertainment purposes and to fool your friends.
2 Colorblindness Viewer
Converts images to make them more readable to colourblind persons.
The Colorblindness Viewer app is an augmented reality app for Android that uses the device camera to capture images and changes the colors in real-time as selected by the user. This is helpful for people with color blindness as it allows them to differentiate between colors that would normally look the same to them, like red and blue. However, it's important to note that by changing some colors, other colors that were previously distinguishable may now look the same. The app also offers features like selecting a slower refresh rate for static images and zooming in and out. It's recommended to try the free demo version before purchasing to check device compatibility.
3 Dermatology DDx
Diagnose and treat common dermatology disorders with 600+ high-quality images
The Dermatology DDx app is a useful tool for diagnosing and treating common skin disorders. It contains over 600 high-quality images that show variations of each disorder. Users can easily zoom in on the images and find similar conditions for accurate diagnosis. Each entry also includes clinical history, physical findings, and treatment options. The app features a universal index search, cross-reference links to differential diagnoses, and the ability to bookmark important entries. It is authored by medical professionals and published by Elsevier, and powered by Unbound Medicine.
4 Atlas of MRI Brain Anatomy
The definitive brain imaging anatomy atlas
The Atlas of MRI Brain Anatomy app is a helpful guide for understanding the anatomy of the brain using MRI scans. It includes zoomable cross-sectional images in three planes: axial, coronal, and sagittal, with moderate detail labeling. It also provides detailed sections on different parts of the brain, such as lobes, brainstem, cerebellum, basal ganglia, thalamus, white matter, CSF spaces, and vessels. The app also offers links to online and text references for further study. It is designed for medical students, neurology trainees, specialists, radiologists, and radiology trainees. Users can zoom in on images and toggle labels on or off. However, it should be noted that the app is for educational purposes only and not for diagnostic use, as brain anatomy can vary among individuals.
5 Infectious Diseases Test Prep
A Q&A Approach for Specialist Medical Trainees with images & explanations
The Infectious Diseases Test Prep app is a useful tool for practitioners studying infectious diseases. It contains over 300 multiple choice questions in an exam-style format. The app covers both undergraduate and postgraduate material in infectious diseases and maps directly from the FRCPath and RCP infection curricula. It provides explanations for each question and includes questions with images. The app also offers features such as MCQs Quiz, Mock Tests, Solved Questions, Favorite Questions, and MCQs Practice. It has a pinch-to-zoom feature for images. This app is essential for trainees preparing for the FRCPath Part 1 infection examination and the membership exams of the Royal College of Physicians. It is the first app of its kind to cover both undergraduate and postgraduate material in infectious diseases and is a valuable resource for trainees in various medical specialties.
6 X-Ray Mobile
X-Ray Mobile acquire x-ray images directly on your mobile device
The X-Ray Mobile app lets you take x-ray images with your Android device. You can also use your camera to capture pictures and send them to your computer. It uses WiFi to connect to the computer, making it convenient and easy to transfer the images.
7 Amsler Grid Daily Eye Testing
Test your eye for Age Related Macular Degeneration, record and saved the image.
The Amsler Grid Daily Eye Testing app is a tool that helps you monitor your vision at home. It is designed for people with Age Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) to record any changes in their vision. The app allows you to identify distortion or spots in your visual field. If any changes are detected, it is recommended to consult an eye doctor. The app does not collect personal information except for email, which is only used for authentication. It has large buttons for easy navigation, can be accessed online, is lightweight, and is free to use. Please note that the app is not a substitute for a medical examination by a doctor.
8 Vision Radiology
Allows Vision Radiology patients to access and share their images and reports.
The Vision Radiology app is designed to improve patient care by providing fast and easy access to medical images and reports. It is simple and user-friendly, allowing patients to search through their images and reports quickly. The app ensures the highest level of security for storing and accessing patient information. Images are available within 2 hours of the examination, and reports are released within 7 days, giving patients enough time to discuss results with their doctors. For more information, email info@visionradiology.com.au or contact one of their clinics directly.
9 A-Z Chest XRay Pathology Guide
Provides radiological guide to the imaging of acute and chronic chest conditions
The A-Z Chest XRay Pathology Guide app for Android provides a comprehensive discussion of various chest disorders. It includes definitions, descriptions of appearances, differential diagnoses, clinical features, radiological advice, and management recommendations. The app is designed to assist in the diagnosis of chest conditions, with each pathology being thoroughly described. The management advice provided is concise and practical, making it a useful tool for medical professionals.
10 VisualDx
Medical images & differentials
VisualDx is an Android app that helps medical professionals make better decisions by providing visual references. It uses AI technology and a vast image atlas to improve medical decision-making. With VisualDx, doctors can create custom differentials across various medical fields, engage with patients by sharing relevant pictures, access therapy and test options for over 3,200 diagnoses, quickly recognize infectious diseases and earn AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ for internet point of care activity. It is used in over 2,300 hospitals, clinics, and medical schools worldwide. A subscription is required to use VisualDx.
11 General Surgery Instruments
General Surgery Instruments includes images of various surgical instruments.
General Surgery Instruments is an Android app that contains a large collection of images of different surgical instruments. The instruments are organized based on their usage. The app has over 200 high-quality images with detailed descriptions. It has a friendly and simple interface design, making it easy to navigate. There is also a check yourself section that helps users learn and test their knowledge. This app is useful for medical students, surgeons, and anyone interested in learning about surgical instruments.
12 mRay
Mobile communication platform to access your medical images - anytime, anywhere!
The mRay app for Android allows you to view radiological images on your mobile device. It is designed specifically for mobile devices and offers tools like annotations and measurements. The app ensures high security standards by encrypting and storing image data locally on the device. It also has an integrated instant messenger for secure communication and a telephony feature using VoIP. mRay works seamlessly with your existing infrastructure, and all you need is a minimal server application to start using it. The app is intended for medical specialists to visualize image data and calculate and visualize healthy and abnormal tissues.
13 Tricefy for Patients
Receive your medical images digitally!
The Tricefy app allows you to access and manage your medical images. Healthcare providers who use Tricefy can share your images and clips with you through the app. With the app, you can view all your exams with images, clips, and reports side by side. You can also share selected images on social media or messaging apps, save images to your photo library, and view a complete pregnancy or case history even without an internet connection. To use the app, you simply download it, open the email or text from your healthcare provider, and tap on the link to view your images and clips. The app is available in multiple languages.
14 MediFile
Find and save your ultrasound images and reports.
MediFile is an Android app that helps patients and practitioners with ultrasound images and reports. Patients can find and save their ultrasound images from their doctor or midwife, while practitioners can find reports from colleagues and easily share their own reports. The app allows users to create an account or sign in with Google or Facebook, and to add a connector provided by their healthcare provider. Users can save images in their gallery, view images, videos, and reviews, and receive notifications for new images during exams. The app also provides approved health information from the iMonecho Team.
15 Anatomy Quiz
500 position quizzes for human anatomy with high-resolution images
Anatomy Quiz is a free app that helps you learn human anatomy through quizzes. It has over 500 quizzes where you have to identify the correct location of an object. The app supports multiple languages and has high-resolution images that you can zoom in and out of. It also has a timer for the quizzes and a quick navigation feature. The app is designed for both big and small screens and is great for learning anatomy and physiology. It also offers free periodic updates and can be used as an anatomy game. To play, you select the object that matches the target name and press Done to confirm your selection.
16 Angiosuite
AngioSuite allows medical personnel to capture and analyze neurovascular images
AngioSuite is an app for medical professionals that helps them capture images of neurovascular disorders and analyze them to assist in treatment. The app allows users to capture images from the camera or from a file. It can analyze images of intracranial aneurysms and estimate volumes with 3D reconstructions. It can also estimate the elongation of flow diverters before placing them in different vessel diameters. The app can estimate the packing density of aneurysms and save case data, including location, size, and history. It can approximate volumes by using simple shapes with multiple lobes. The app also provides an offline database of available catheters, coils, stents, stroke devices, and liquid embolic agents to estimate final packing densities of embolized aneurysms. It has a catheter compatibility calculator to assist in determining which microcatheters and balloons may fit together. The app also includes a news feed to keep users updated on the latest neurointerventional news and upcoming meetings. It also provides a case of the week for review.
17 Figure 1
Medical Images, The Future of Medical Education and Knowledge-Sharing
Figure 1 is an app that connects healthcare professionals to view, share, and discuss real patient cases. It has thousands of cases ranging from common to rare conditions. This app allows for real-time education and collaboration centered around the patient. It helps healthcare professionals stay updated and make better diagnoses and treatment decisions. With Figure 1, you can view, share, and discuss medical cases, get insights from experts, and test your medical knowledge through quizzes and continuing medical education.
18 iRadTech
Radiographic Positioning Guide for Medical Imaging Professionals and Students
The iRadTech app is a radiographic positioning guide for medical imaging professionals and students. It provides detailed instructions for over 220 radiographic positions, including technical factors, patient and part positioning, and image quality points. The app also includes suggested digital imaging systems technical factor settings for most positions. Users can view representative radiographic images and enlarge them for closer inspection. There is a search function to find specific positions, a My Routines function to group selected positions into a saved routine, and a My Notes function to save personal notes. The app was developed using the ARRT Content Specifications and is written by experienced radiography educators. It is a convenient guide for positioning patients and a valuable study aid for students and technologists.
19 Visual Anatomy 2
A multimedia anatomy reference with muscle actions and free Gray image add-on
Visual Anatomy 2 is an educational app that provides an interactive reference for learning anatomy. It includes 500+ high-resolution images, 100+ HD movies/animation, and 850+ feature points that can be selected and explored. The app also offers muscle group action movies, 3D models, and full descriptions for each feature point. It supports multiple languages and has audio pronunciation for all anatomy terms. This app is useful for students, professionals, physicians, and educators who want to learn or teach detailed anatomy, physiology, and medical conditions. It also includes quizzes with 150 multi-choice questions and can be used as an anatomy dictionary. The app does not require an internet connection, except for downloading Gray's anatomy images. It allows users to zoom in, tap and identify features, and navigate quickly between different systems or organs. It is a comprehensive tool for learning and understanding the human body.
20 Médis
We have a new app for you, with a new image and with new features.
The Médis app is a Personal Health Service that helps you manage your health insurance easily. You can submit expenses without printing or mailing documents. You can also check your appointment history, pre-authorization status, and payments. You can see how much coverage you have left. The app also has a Médis card feature, so you don't have to carry it in your wallet. You can find doctors and hospitals in the Médis Network. There is an online doctor feature for consultations in various medical fields. A personal physician is available to answer your questions. You can use the symptom checker to get tailored recommendations. There are also special programs for planning and caring for your baby, as well as a cancer prevention plan. You can sync the app with an activity monitoring app to track your health and win prizes.
21 Taber dictionary
65K definitions. 1,200 images. 33K audio pronunciations. 100 videos.
Taber's Dictionary is a comprehensive medical app that provides definitions and explanations for over 75,000 terms in nursing, medicine, and healthcare. It offers full-color illustrations to aid understanding, patient care statements for quick reference, and caution/safety statements for critical information. The app also includes concise descriptions of diseases and disorders, the complete list of nursing diagnoses, and over 30,000 audio pronunciations. It has powerful search capabilities and does not require an internet connection once downloaded. A yearly auto-renewing subscription is available for $34.99, providing access to continuous updates. The app is edited by Donald Venes, MD, MSJ and published by F. A. Davis Company.
22 MedShr
Discuss Clinical Cases, The secure, easy way to discuss clinical cases and medical images
MedShr is an Android app designed by doctors for medical professionals to discover, discuss, and share clinical cases and medical images. The app allows users to connect with verified doctors, healthcare professionals, and medical students in a secure private network. Users can find and discuss relevant medical cases with colleagues, follow interesting cases, and learn from peers through case-based discussions. The app also enables users to capture, share, and discuss clinical images and videos, while maintaining complete control over the privacy of their cases. MedShr helps expand professional networks by connecting users with specialists in their field and allows for messaging connections and colleagues. Additionally, users can obtain Continuing Professional Development (CPD) credits for each case shared on MedShr and contribute to providing medical opinions to those in need in crisis zones and developing countries.
23 Ophthalmic Instruments
Ophthalmic Instruments app includes images of various ophthalmic instruments.
The Ophthalmic Instruments app for Android is a useful tool for medical professionals. It provides a wide range of images of surgical and diagnostic instruments used in ophthalmology. With over 270 high-quality images and detailed descriptions, the app helps users easily identify and understand the purpose of each instrument. The friendly and simple interface design makes it user-friendly, and the check yourself section allows users to test their knowledge.
24 Dolphin MyOrthodontist
MyOrthodontist, by Dolphin Imaging and Management Solutions
The Dolphin MyOrthodontist app is designed to help you be more involved in your orthodontic treatment. It allows you to stay connected with your orthodontist and their staff, and gives you access to important information about your treatment progress. With this app, you can view details about your appointments, account balance, and answer questionnaires. You can also see images and watch patient education videos to learn more about your treatment. The app also provides information about the practice, including details about the doctor and staff, frequently asked questions, and contact information. You can even find office hours, directions to the office, and view practice videos and images. In addition, you can stay updated with news from the practice and connect with them on social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, Google+, and Yelp.
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