Visual Disorder Atlas im Vergleich zu MeSA-IE Assist Nutzung und Statistiken

There are many kinds of visual symptoms. Some are quite harmless while others need to be taken seriously. Correct interpretation depends on good descriptions but putting foreign sensations into words is often difficult. The Visual Disorder Atlas pictorial library aims to assist and complement verbal descriptions by providing 40+ symptomimetic illustrations. Most illustrations are interactive and animated. One and the same symptom may have numerous causes. Therefore, Visual Disorder Atlas cannot make diagnoses on its own. What the app can do is to facilitate precise communication with medical experts. The app can also serve an educational role, by providing a comprehensive overview over visual symptoms. Visual Disorder Atlas was compiled by Professor Lars Frisén, MD, at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, and builds on thousands of descriptions provided by real patients.

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MeSA-IE Assist

The purpose of the MeSA-IE Assist is to provide examiners with help in the administration, scoring and interpretation of the well-known Trail Making test. The test is useful in the assessment of an individual's visual attention control and cognitive flexibility which are two key components of executive functioning. Executive functioning is defined as the cognitive abilities necessary for the self-regulation of behavior and the achievement of purposeful goals. The MeSA-IE Assist can be used to evaluate individuals between the ages of eight to fourteen years old. The test requires that it be administered in accordance with its specified guidelines under the supervision of a licensed health care professional who is qualified in the use and interpretation of psychological tests. By itself, the results of this test are not to be used in making a determination of any impairment or diagnosis. At the end of the test all data is automatically saved and transmitted to the PC station database. No identifying data is stored on the iPad.