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
SLIC has been updated to version 3.0 to offer evidence-based decision support on subaxial cervical spine inury. The most recent version still works offline, but supports all new devices, iOS 8 and newer, and implements CE-marked technology for risk minimization. Available as a free download / upgrade from the App Store.
SLIC 3 for iOS has been uploaded to the App Store. This version incorporates CE-marked technology for risk minimization inspired by the European MEDDEV guidelines and FDA guidance on mobile medical applications. Further, this version has been updated for iOS 8 and higher, and all new iPhone screen dimensions. More info can be found here. Screenshots
Since today, SLIC – the app that offers dedicated decision-support for subaxial cervical spine injury and its surgical treatment – is available in the Android Market besides the App Store. It has been tested on Android 2.x and may also work on Android tablets, but I cannot promise that. This Android version has been compiled…Continue Reading…
SLIC 2 is now available in the App Store, both for iPhone and iPad! It contains decision support for sub axial cervical spine injury and its surgical treatment, as demonstrated in previous posts. Click the image to download, or upgrade your existing SLIC installation. The app is free or charge. Android version is on its…Continue Reading…
Waiting for review… that’s the official status of SLIC 2 in the App Store now. Everything has been done and tested successfully, including on iOS 5, and both iPhone and iPad. I expect the app to be available for download beginning next week… Here’s the icon you will see (it is a little darker than…Continue Reading…
The new version of SLIC is almost ready! I made up my mind on the issues I described in my previous post… Regarding the disclaimer: I added it to the “Surgery” menu in what I consider to be the least intrusive way of letting you know all you need to know. Take a look: The…Continue Reading…
Continued working on SLIC 2 today, with success! Bypassed the problem I described in my previous post, and implemented all five flowcharts now. Moreover, the app has now been tested and is running successfully on both iPhone and iPad (as a universal binary). This is new compared to the current version of SLIC, which does…Continue Reading…
My second most downloaded app after NeuroMind is SLIC, an app for decision support on the surgical treatment of subaxial cervical spine injury. Now there is a problem with SLIC on iOS 5, which prevents the menu picker on the home screen from being displayed correctly: I decided to develop a new version of SLIC to which I…Continue Reading…
The SLIC scale has been developed by Vaccaro et al. and published in the scientific Journal Spine (2007). The SLIC scale is one of the scores available in NeuroMind, and of course there is the separate app on surgical strategies, as published by Dvorak et al. in Spine (2007). This SLIC app has been consistently…Continue Reading…