The MILD score by Debernardi et al has been added to NeuroMind for classification of fractures at the craniovertebral junction. The update for iOS has been submitted to the App Store and contains another surprise. The Android and web version are updated immediately. Gallery
Professor Stephen Lownie informed me about an error in the PHASES calculator of NeuroMind, and he was right. If the PHASES score is in the range of 3 until 12, you will get a risk of 7.2% (which corresponds with PHASES score of 11) in all cases. I corrected the code that caused this and submitted…Continue Reading…
I am very proud to inform you that the best NeuroMind version ever is now available as a free download from the App Store! NeuroMind 3 contains many improvements, such as: Completely redeveloped for offline access while maintaining security standards. Favorites added! Split View added for iPhone 6(s) Plus and iPad Export of decision support data…Continue Reading…
I am sorry to say that the final release of both NeuroMind 3.0 and OrthoRef 3.0 will be delayed. I submitted both updates before Xmas hoping they would be available at the beginning of January. Part of these updates is an Information screen that refers to the app’s homepage, and that homepage mentions that the…Continue Reading…
After learning how to transfer data from the Apple Watch to the iPhone, I have been working on the TREMOR12 app by creating a WatchKit extension to perform tremor measurements on the Apple Watch and send them to the iPhone. You can browse the code in the “watch” branch in the GitHub repo. Despite the official…Continue Reading…
I improved the export dialog from the TREMOR12 app to offer the same functionality you get in NeuroMind 3. The original version just contained email export, now you get the familiar dialog that allows to export to other programs too. The GitHub repo has been updated and the 1.1 version has been submitted to the…Continue Reading…
I just implemented the interactive version of the TLICS score for thoraco-lumbar spine injury in the upcoming version of NeuroMind 3. It is much like the SLIC score, but with slightly different calculations. Here are some more images:
SLIC is an evidence-based decision supporting system on the (surgical) treatment of subaxial cervical spine injury. It is based on the SLIC scale described by Vaccaro et al(Spine, 2007). It is available as a separate app, but now I also implemented it in NeuroMind 3 for iOS. More interactive decision support is to come! Gallery
A much requested feature for NeuroMind on iPad (and by now also iPhone 6 Plus and obviously iPad Pro) has always been to implement a Split View as you know from e.g. your Mail app. Well, NeuroMind 3 will not only contain favorites (the other highly requested feature) but will also contain this Split View….Continue Reading…
I implemented iRIS in NeuroMind 3. iRIS stands for interactive Risk Inventory System and that’s my CE-marked system to offer you offline access to the content while maintaining safety in case there are issues with the app or you do not update from time to time. Suppose you have been using the app offline too…Continue Reading…