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This app UI looks like a pre-iOS 7 app and still has yet to be updated to support modern-sized iPhones that were introduced years ago.

I use this app religiously. Please update to AJCC 8th staging.

It is excellent app and very helpful or rad Onc.

JNC VIII

Love the app!!! Are you going to update it for AJCC8 staging?

Useful app. Calculators are intuitive and provides a localized space for dose constraints.

Great tool for residency

Very useful

I just updated this app and the DVH and Atlas option is not working. I currently have iOS 6.1.6 installed. Was not able to use the Contact option either.

Atlases are superb. Calculators useful. RPA calculators helpful too. Worth it for residents for sure.

Great app. Well designed and useful.

Great tool, well referenced. Just wish I could take it to oral boards with me!

I use it a lot. Especially the DVH dose constraints.

Please add a Fourth tab on the dvh tab so that different. Centers could add their dvh constraints

Excellent resource for new rad onc residents! Simple and quick for high-yield info on staging, meds, etc to get you through a clinic day.

Looking forward to future revisions and improvements. Well worth the investment. Thank you for updating Partin tables!! Here is my wish list: Would really like to have common toxicity grading definitions. That would be great. Would like to see: ACE 27 comorbidity index WHO 10 yr fracture risk MSK algorithms... They are awesome Would love to see the NCCN recommended constraints Thank you!!! Great program and constantly improving!

Excellent app!

The best thorough R.O app so far. Needs some improving though. You can add RTOG atlases, automatic staging algorithm (for TNM --> Stage), ED2, BMI and AUC calculator, RPA etc..

I'm a rad onc resident and I use this app daily. It has a drug reference for common complaints while on treatment, prognostic score calculators for many sites, dvh constraints(rtog, quantec), staging reference, icd 9 codes. Very easy to use interface so you can get to information quickly. I highly recommend to other residents. Nurses and dosimetrists may find it useful as well.