Apps Like Case Files: Pathology for iPhone and iPad
Master pathology through real cases.
The app presents pathology through real clinical cases, connecting disease mechanisms and clinical presentation. It helps users understand complex diseases and prepare for exams with focused content and practice modes.
by Expanded Apps, Inc.★ 0.00 ratingsMedicalFreeData updated 2026-09-22
The app presents physiology through 50+ clinical cases, connecting core concepts to patient scenarios. It reinforces understanding of physiological systems and prepares users for exams with board-style questions and explanations.
Review clinical cases with detailed patient histories and -style questions. Access sample studies from various titles. Track progress and knowledge with interactive quizzes. Receive feedback on answers and review explanations.
The app presents over 50 clinical cases for anesthesiology review. It provides step-by-step management guidance and explanations to build clinical judgment for exam preparation and readiness.
The app provides over 40 high-risk obstetrics cases for exam preparation and clinical practice. It offers step-by-step clinical decision-making and clear explanations for rapid understanding and retention.
The app presents gynecologic surgery cases to build procedural understanding and clinical confidence. It offers high-yield content for exam preparation and clinical training with step-by-step reasoning and explanations.
Learn for anatomy, biochemistry, cardiology, embryology, emergency medicine, gastroenterology, histology, internal medicine, microbiology, and neurology. Access for obstetrics and gynecology.
Learn human through interactive quizzes and image identification. Study 3,500+ anatomical structures, ECGs, and pathology images. Practice in 24 body areas. Compete with other students globally. Access content offline.
Visualize heart valve anatomy and pathology using echocardiographic images. Explore interventional device interactions with anatomy. View cellular and molecular disease processes and drug mechanisms to control blood clots.
Practice clinical decision-making through realistic surgery cases. Review key concepts, definitions, and clinical pearls. Answer USMLE-style questions to reinforce learning. Track progress and revisit cases for further study.
Access rare clinical cases from top doctors. Create private study groups for medical professionals. View and share whole-slide pathology images. Collaborate privately with colleagues across institutions. Publish and share medical knowledge securely.