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Version 11.0 · 2025-08-04
Updated UI - Bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 11.0, updated 2025-08-04.








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Best Radiology Mobile App 2015 by AuntMinnie.com
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NOW Available for Mac as well!
Anatomy of the BRAIN, NECK, THORAX (mediastinum AND lungs), HEART (Cardiac CT/coronary arteries), ABDOMEN, PELVIS (male AND female), LOWER and UPPER EXTREMITIES (Femur, Knee, Ankle, Shoulder, Elbow and Wrist).
* MPR views (Coronal) of the Thorax, Abdomen and Pelvis (male) also available
The most comprehensive CT Anatomy Atlas in the AppStore
*** Recommended by the independent review site iMedicalApps.com:
"CT Anatomy is a useful radiology app that helps educate the user on normal human anatomy seen on the CT. It is great for learning general anatomy or showing patients a normal CT scan for comparison. The app has a full body CT scan and uses color coded pins to label the anatomic structures."…
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Updated UI - Bug fixes
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