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Lung Nodule Follow-up Guide

RADIOLOGiQ, LLC · Medical · Free · US storefront

rating
4.6 ★
ratings
36
updated
Dec 1, 2025

v8.2

released
May 22, 2012

visible word pool · 5 words

lungnodulefollowupguide

title 27/30 chars · subtitle unavailable

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Download includes a free trial; continued use requires a 6‑ or 12‑month auto‑renewing subscription. Lung Nodule Follow-up Guide is a clinical decision-support guide that streamlines the evaluation and management of lung nodules discovered incidentally or through screening. Built on the Fleischner Society Guidelines 2017 and ACR Lung-RADS v2022, including the latest "S" modifier for clinically significant incidental findings, the app provides clear, step-by-step guidance at…

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latest US reviews

★★★★

Make it free

We loved the free old one !

AmirDERBEL

★★★★★

Needs update

There was an update in 2022. App is is still using the 2014, v1.1 edition.

Hillman556

★★★★★

Great app

Sabes so much time and effort. My teacher showed me this app and now I just love it.

matheusllr

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