About this shelf
Arpacore has been building for medicine since 2010, when the first CTC-AE app shipped. Here are the references you open at the bedside, the calculator for the lab, and two simulators that make the electricity and the mechanics of the heart visible for teaching. Everything works offline and asks for no account.
For clinicians, researchers and students of medicine.
The apps
5 apps, 1 coming soon.
CTC-AE+
iPhone, iPad & Mac
The most downloaded CTC adverse event reference app, now with an integrated adverse event logger. Offline access to NCI CTCAE v4.03 and v5.0, plus ECOG, Karnofsky and Lansky performance status scales, for oncologists and clinical researchers.
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Einthoven Lab
Mac & iPad
An educational 12-lead ECG simulator for Mac and iPad. Twelve rhythms, 42 teaching tracings and real paper geometry, with every lead computed from one turning cardiac vector so the twelve always agree. Works entirely offline.
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Starling Lab
Mac & iPad
A real-time, interactive simulator of the human circulation for Mac and iPad. Turn the physiological knobs and watch the pressures, the flows and the ECG respond. Teaching presets for heart failure, shock, hypertension, exercise, arrhythmias and cardiovascular drugs.
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Dilution+
iPhone
Dilution calculator with mass molarity for laboratory work.
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MedTest
iPhone & iPad
Advanced trainer for the medical licensing examination and continuous medical education.
Coming soon
Other shelves
3 apps
Science & Engineering
Near-Earth asteroids, cosmic rays, and what a dirty hull costs.
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6 apps
Business & Finance
Invoicing, payments, quotes and case files, built around European rules.
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3 apps
Mac & Developer Tools
Small menu bar apps that sit quietly until you need them.
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2 apps
Play
A medicine quiz for the television and a foosball league for the office.
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2 apps
Everyday
Your commute and your Kindle.
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