BerlinCaseViewer: Imaging app analytics for December 15

The BerlinCaseViewer brings medical imaging to your iOS device. MRI, X-rays, CT scans and ultrasound images: Discover our case collection and solve cases yourself. At home, on the go or wherever you like. To give you a realistic learning experience, the BerlinCaseViewer app is developed by radiologists for you! FEATURES OF BERLINCASEVIEWER Test your imaging knowledge with multiple-choice questions during case work-up. Colored overlays help you find the right spot on the image to lead you to the diagnosis. Get access to an extensive collection of medical image data sets, displayed in high resolution, and curated by experienced specialists for different diseases. Discover complete image data sets with related clinical information and relevant differential diagnoses. We are currently covering these imaging topics: Rheumatic diseases like rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, axial spondyloarthritis, and scleroderma Anatomy and diseases of the wrist Orthopedic diseases like degenerative disc disease, osteitis condensans, and osteoarthritis Pulmonary infections and their differential diagnoses: Viral pneumonia, hypertensive edema, bacterial pneumonia, pulmonary fibrosis, aspergillosis, acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) Stay in the know with regularly new learning modules to download directly from the
 app and solve our free Case of the Month. Learn anywhere. Download once, use offline anytime. Get your iPhone or iPad ready for the next generation of professional training and learn all about interpreting medical images! Plus, it’s fun to work our cases! WHAT PEOPLE SAY ABOUT OUR APP Amazing app! Beautiful MSK cases with many rheumatology cases, multiple-choice questions and a summary at the end. (Dr. Serfaty, Brazil) It’s a really good app. I like the MSK cases. (Dr. Robinson, Australia) This app is a great tool for self-learning and self-assessment with learning modules in English and German language. Overall, very useful for radiology residents and young radiologists! (Dr. Terzic, Bosnia and Herzegovina)