CARDIO3® ECHO - Lite 1.2

Search option has been enabled in the new version released on 03/02/2014.

On 06/28/2012, an important update was announced to ensure the app continues to function after July 1, 2012, coinciding with the launch of the new media server.

The full version of the atlas, CARDIO3® ECHO, was launched on 02/18/2012, marking a significant milestone in the app's development.

From 10/01/2011, users have had access to the ECHO-OF-THE-DAY program in the Lite version of the app.

• Jeffrey's Review (August 5, 2011, US Android Market):
• A comprehensive compendium praised by Jeffrey for its outstanding collection of images. He finds it enlightening even with his extensive 25+ years of echo experience. Jeffrey considers this app an essential tool for trainees, board reviews, and references.

This app is the first Lite version on Android of the CARDIO3® Comprehensive Atlas of Echocardiography (ISBN 80-969114-8-1), catering to cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, internists, physicians, and sonographers involved in ultrasound diagnosis of echocardiograms.

Note that video support is currently available for VGA (640x480), WVGA (800x480) resolution displays and higher. The inclusion of QVGA (320x240) is being considered for the full version.

• The app operates with an active Internet connection.
• The echocardiogram database in this Lite version receives periodic updates to ensure accuracy.

Edited by Roman Kerekes, MD, at Hospital Podlesi a.s., Cardiac Centre, Trinec, Czech Republic.

Each video loop is intentionally brief, less than 2 seconds in duration, designed for easy downloading and viewing even with slower connections.

• Contributors include:
• Roman Kerekes M.D., Hospital Podlesi a.s., Cardiac Centre, Trinec
• Terry D Bauch M.D., FACC Associate, Cardiology Service, Geisinger Health System, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
• Jaroslav Januska M.D., Libor Sknouril M.D., Petr Tousek M.D., Dan Marek M.D., Ph.D., Vit Reznicek M.D., Miroslav Brtko M.D., Lothar Faber M.D., Martin Penicka M.D., Ph.D.

All content copyright 2011 by Roman Kerekes, M.D.