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e-Kare Inc
Assess wounds, connect with care teams, track
Assess wounds with automated measurement and image analysis. Capture and store patient data securely. Share images with healthcare providers for remote consultation. Track healing progress over time. Generate reports for clinical documentation.
Viacheslav Baidikov
Test and do eye exercises
Perform daily eye tests to assess visual acuity, contrast sensitivity, color , astigmatism, and peripheral . Complete guided exercises to improve focus, blinking, and palming. Track progress and monitor eye health over time.
Benoit Essiambre
Test with instant feedback
Test knowledge of human anatomy by identifying in images. Tap on Sacrum, Sternum, or Ilium to answer questions. Track progress and improve and accuracy over time. Includes multiple bone images for practice.
Lumiinus Corporation
Detect blood in pet stool samples
Scan pet stool for microscopic blood using lab-grade technology. Detect hidden health issues like GI disease, parasites, IBD, food allergies, and cancer. Send results to a vet for professional evaluation. Track health trends over time.
Moxie GmbH
Record symptoms and track responses
Record symptoms and their impact on quality of life daily. Track treatment responses and effectiveness. Share data with healthcare providers for personalized care. Monitor flare-ups and triggers. Set reminders for medication and appointments.
Scott Crabtree
Review pathogens and their clinical aspects
Access clinical microbiology information with detailed entries on pathogens. View transmission methods, symptoms, lab findings, diagnostic tests, treatment options, and additional insights.
Alexander Mokrushin
Test human anatomy knowledge of feet.
The app presents 70 illustrated questions about the foot and ankle, covering bones, ligaments, muscles, nerves, arteries, and veins. Users select answers, receiving points based on the attempt number for correct responses.
Alexander Mokrushin
Test human shoulder anatomy knowledge.
The app presents 80 illustrated questions about human shoulder anatomy, covering bones, ligaments, muscles, nerves, arteries, and veins. Users answer multiple-choice questions and receive points based on the number of attempts.
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