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pathology on palm?
Started by smellycat
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oh damn...that would be the bomb!
Don't ask me, I hate palm pilots with the burning passion of a thousand suns. We had a previous topic on this a few weeks - months ago. Something about PDAs or Palm Pilots, should be easy to find. I would look for you but that would make me an accessory to the crime of increasing the use of palm pilots, and I certainly don't want that on my conscience. I don't know if there was much on a Robbins program.
Sigh. I'll probably end up using the #@$!ing thing. I'm getting older, after all, and the memory just isn't what it used to be. But still, I would almost rather memorize Robbins than have to get it on a palm pilot. Someone did mention a cancer staging manual for the palm that sounded almost tempting though. No. Not tempting enough. Screw you, palm pilot. And the horse you rode in on.
Sigh. I'll probably end up using the #@$!ing thing. I'm getting older, after all, and the memory just isn't what it used to be. But still, I would almost rather memorize Robbins than have to get it on a palm pilot. Someone did mention a cancer staging manual for the palm that sounded almost tempting though. No. Not tempting enough. Screw you, palm pilot. And the horse you rode in on.
yaah said:Someone did mention a cancer staging manual for the palm that sounded almost tempting though. No. Not tempting enough. Screw you, palm pilot. And the horse you rode in on.
well now you've made me curious,
so here you go, yaah - AJCC on Palm...
http://www.pdamd.com/pdaorder/-/571239613656/item?oec-catalog-item-id=2479
or here (software plus the softcover handbook):
http://www.springeronline.com/sgw/cda/frontpage/0,10735,4-10078-22-20766132-0,00.html
let us know if you can resist spending the $$$...
I'm on a roll...
here's something else I found:
http://www.palmgear.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=software.showsoftware&prodid=15324
"Tracking tool for medical and other people who use microscopy. You can draw the image and take notes about it. And even beaming !!! Best for Pathology doctors FREEWARE"
I'm not sure what's wrong with good old fashioned paper and pencil, but hey, it's free!!??
here's something else I found:
http://www.palmgear.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=software.showsoftware&prodid=15324
"Tracking tool for medical and other people who use microscopy. You can draw the image and take notes about it. And even beaming !!! Best for Pathology doctors FREEWARE"
I'm not sure what's wrong with good old fashioned paper and pencil, but hey, it's free!!??
What I really want is an immunohistochem database in palm format. Something that would tell me what tumors label with what antibodies and vice versa. ie immunoquery lite. i've never been able to find anything like this however. if i were really a go getter i'd make it myself. oh well. i don't think it would involve programming--just entering stuff into one of the pam databasing programs.
and a side note to the new PGY-1s--the web site immunoquery.com is an amazing resource for this type of data, even if it is a little slow. you should get yourself an account.
-mrp
and a side note to the new PGY-1s--the web site immunoquery.com is an amazing resource for this type of data, even if it is a little slow. you should get yourself an account.
-mrp