Free webmd medical reference software for mac

StarFleet Medical Screensaver 1 is a free Mac OS X screen saver displaying a 360 degree rotating logo of a StarFleet Medical Facility. To use it, place it in your HOME/Library/Screen Savers or /Library/Screen Savers folder and it will become available in your "Desktop & Screen Saver" pane of your System Preferences. The speed at which the logo rotates is adjustable.

Starfleet Medical Screen Saver 1.1 is designed as a special and impressive Mac OS X screen saver featuring a 360 degree rotating logo of a StarFleet Medical Facility.

This ergonomic widget will display simply the notes composing that chord on your guitar. This fun little application can be limited only by your ear.
This is a port of the original classic shareware for Mac OS in 1994. It hopefully offers an ergonomic interface for chords, one youll find useful and easy-to-use.

Enhancements
- Resolves display bugs that happened with Safari 3 (many thanks to Jacek).
- A few minor display bugs where resolved too (handover mode).
- The download link leads to the new version.

Escape Medical Viewer 3.2.3 is considered as a smart and useful tool that is a robust, lightweight DICOM viewer, anonymizer and converter for Windows (up to Vista), MacOS X (up to Leopard) and Mac Classic. EMV opens virtually all DICOM images and DICOMDIR files from DICOM-compliant CD-ROMs, as well as all common image formats, including JPEG, TIFF and PDF (MacOS X only).

EMV requires QuickTime, Apple's complete digital media technology, available free of charge for both Windows and MacOS. QuickTime offers unparalleled quality, ease of use and functionality, allowing EMV to export towards a wealth of image and movie formats that no other medical viewer supports.

If you're looking for a fast, lightweight, friendly, multi-functional, affordable, powerful, cross-platform medical viewer, you owe it to yourself to give EMV a try.

Major Features:

1. Multilingual program interface (English, French, Italian, Spanish).
2. Presentation of image sequences in freely definable grid layout.
3. Full-screen viewing mode.
4. User-controlled on-image presentation of patient demographics, image location, measurement scale, etc.
5. Calibration of uncalibrated images.
6. Support for DICOM overlays.
7. High quality zoom (using bicubic interpolation).
8. Very fast handling of large sequences and DICOM CD-ROMs.
9. Series splitting for multislice or multiphase DICOM series.
10. Tools for adding and handling user objects (measurements, eraser rectangle, text annotations, arrows).
11. User selected tool scope: changes can affect only the current frame or the entire sequence.
12. Pixel density measurements (Hounsfield units on CT).
13. Alternative colorizations of grayscale and color images.
14. Batch export: frame, sequence, series, study, patient, all patients.
15. Batch anonymize: file, sequence, series, study, patient, all patients.
16. Batch export of DICOM header data: file, sequence, series, study, patient, all patients.
17. Support for non-square pixels.
18. Mask frame subtraction (useful for XA).
19. Printing to any installed printer.

Fuzzy Coconut is pleased to announce its first Dashboard Widget, an off-line reference to the XHTML 1 specification from the W3C. The fcXHTML Reference widget does not function by retrieving information from the internet; instead its entirely self-contained, so itll work even when wi-fi doesnt.
The fcXHTML widget provides a concise bit of information for each element in the xhtml specification. Each element can be accessed either via a pull-down menu or by directly editing the name of its tag and using the arrow keys to select a choice from suggested matches.
Main features:
- The element tag and its description
- Valid attributes for the element
- It also displays information about the possible values of an attribute.
- The Minimum Content Model for the element expressed in a regular expression-style format
- Miscellaneous information about the element
- And an example of how the element is used

I wrote this program to help me prep for med school interviews. The best way to prepare for an interview is with mock interviews. This program will pepper you with questions typical of those you would be asked in an average med school interview. Not only that but it will speak them outlowd, simulating the audio experience of being interviewed! It is FREE but if your find it useful I would appreciate it if you would give me some feedback at alex.white@mac.com .

If you would like to change the questions that Interviewer asks, right (control) click on the Interviewer application and select Show Package Contents. Then open the Contents file, and then Resource file in the finder window that appears. You should see a file questions.txt. Each line of text in this file is a questions that Interview will pose to you. Enjoy!