ECHO - Echocardiography Reference app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: iAnesthesia LLC
First release : 18 Aug 2010
App size: 1.56 Mb
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ECHO: An Echocardiography Reference is designed for the dynamic environment of the perioperative echocardiographer.
It is a user friendly source of specific information; ECHO allows a quick look up of normal values, severity cutoffs, formulas and calculations.
ECHO offers a concise clinically relevant evaluation of the most common valvular lesions, ventricular function and hemodynamic calculations.
Aortic Stenosis
Aortic Regurgitation
Mitral Stenosis
Mitral Regurgitation
Tricuspid Stenosis
Tricuspid Regurgitation
Pulmonary Stenosis
Pulmonary Regurgitation
Diastolic Dysfunction
LV Structure and Function
RV Structure and Function
ECHO Calculations
Latest reviews of ECHO - Echocardiography Reference app for iPhone and iPad
Come on......as a seasoned cardiac sonographer, both American and canadian board certified........4.99 is a tad tooooo much for a few charts on normal values. Images for valve disease as well as diastolic function would be amazing. How about images and diagnosis.........
I knew I was only buying charts but went ahead because I wanted them in one app. But the charts are so limited. OMG! Where are the charts for prosthetic valves? And you cant even zoom the image so you had better have good vision if you go ahead and purchase VERY LITTLE FOR YOUR MONEY. Its ludicrous. Im so sorry I wasted my money. Shame shame.
Essentially this is simply a rough list of formulas lifted out of any echo textbook. It contains no graphics, no images, no interactive features. Some measurements are simply blank and and many of the links for more information simply state coming soon in future updates. The print for the links is too small to read easily. This app appears to have been released before it was finished and is very lacking.
Great application for quick reference in the OR when grading valvular lesions. Not designed to be an Echo textbook but a quick refresher of different techniques and their cutoffs without lugging a text around.
It has come in handy more than once in the OR. Thanks!