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LIVER-NOTE.Edu is a training app for Medical students, developed with the University of Pisa (Italy), aimed to test their knowledge of MRI and CT scans by interacting with a 3D liver and verifying the correct lesion location in real-time. When completed, the training course can be submitted and shared with the professor.

LIVER-NOTE.Edu can store up to 50 CT and/or MRI scans. In fact, the platform can be entirely customized in terms of graphics, images, and assigned points. Contact MEDICAL-NOTE to receive a quotation.

The apps developed by MEDICAL-NOTE are created through close cooperation with surgeons, doctors, and professionals. Our mission is to smooth daily healthcare activities and communication among workers, doctors, and patients as well as between professors and Medical students.

LIVER-NOTE.Edu is a training app for Medical students, developed with the University of Pisa (Italy), aimed to test their knowledge of MRI and CT scans by interacting with a 3D liver and verifying the correct lesion location in real-time. When completed, the training course can be submitted and shared with the professor.

LIVER-NOTE.Edu can store up to 50 CT and/or MRI scans. In fact, the platform can be entirely customized in terms of graphics, images, and assigned points. Contact MEDICAL-NOTE to receive a quotation.

The apps developed by MEDICAL-NOTE are created through close cooperation with surgeons, doctors, and professionals. Our mission is to smooth daily healthcare activities and communication among workers, doctors, and patients as well as between professors and Medical students.

LIVER-NOTE.Edu is a digital platform where students can test their knowledge of MRI and CT scans, by interacting with a 3D organ and verifying the correct lesion location in real-time.
To enter the app, the student will need to be enabled by the professor.
Most of the time, reading scans is challenging, that is why professors find 3D models to be incredibly useful for their students.
The University of Pisa contributed to create this training app, which allows customizing a 3D model of the liver based on CT and MRI scans, and immediately verify the correct position of hepatic lesions.
The app can store up to 50 CT and/or MRI scans, so the student can use LIVER-NOTE.Edu as a learning tool.
When completed, the training course can be submitted and shared with the professor.

LIVER-NOTE.Edu is a digital platform where students can test their knowledge of MRI and CT scans, by interacting with a 3D organ and verifying the correct lesion location in real-time.
To enter the app, the student will need to be enabled by the professor.
Most of the time, reading scans is challenging, that is why professors find 3D models to be incredibly useful for their students.
The University of Pisa contributed to create this training app, which allows customizing a 3D model of the liver based on CT and MRI scans, and immediately verify the correct position of hepatic lesions.
The app can store up to 50 CT and/or MRI scans, so the student can use LIVER-NOTE.Edu as a learning tool.
When completed, the training course can be submitted and shared with the professor.

LIVER-NOTE.Edu is a digital platform where students can test their knowledge of MRI and CT scans, by interacting with a 3D organ and verifying the correct lesion location in real-time.
To enter the app, the student will need to be enabled by the professor.
Most of the time, reading scans is challenging, that is why professors find 3D models to be incredibly useful for their students.
The University of Pisa contributed to create this training app, which allows customizing a 3D model of the liver based on CT and MRI scans, and immediately verify the correct position of hepatic lesions.
The app can store up to 50 CT and/or MRI scans, so the student can use LIVER-NOTE.Edu as a learning tool.
When completed, the training course can be submitted and shared with the professor.

LIVER-NOTE.Edu is a digital platform where students can test their knowledge of MRI and CT scans, by interacting with a 3D organ and verifying the correct lesion location in real-time.
To enter the app, the student will need to be enabled by the professor.
Most of the time, reading scans is challenging, that is why professors find 3D models to be incredibly useful for their students.
The University of Pisa contributed to create this training app, which allows customizing a 3D model of the liver based on CT and MRI scans, and immediately verify the correct position of hepatic lesions.
The app can store up to 50 CT and/or MRI scans, so the student can use LIVER-NOTE.Edu as a learning tool.
When completed, the training course can be submitted and shared with the professor.

LIVER-NOTE.Edu is a digital platform where students can test their knowledge of MRI and CT scans, by interacting with a 3D organ and verifying the correct lesion location in real-time.
To enter the app, the student will need to be enabled by the professor.
Most of the time, reading scans is challenging, that is why professors find 3D models to be incredibly useful for their students.
The University of Pisa contributed to create this training app, which allows customizing a 3D model of the liver based on CT and MRI scans, and immediately verify the correct position of hepatic lesions.
The app can store up to 50 CT and/or MRI scans, so the student can use LIVER-NOTE.Edu as a learning tool.
When completed, the training course can be submitted and shared with the professor.

LIVER-NOTE.Edu is a digital platform where students can test their knowledge of MRI and CT scans, by interacting with a 3D organ and verifying the correct lesion location in real-time.
To enter the app, the student will need to be enabled by the professor.
Most of the time, reading scans is challenging, that is why professors find 3D models to be incredibly useful for their students.
The University of Pisa contributed to create this training app, which allows customizing a 3D model of the liver based on CT and MRI scans, and immediately verify the correct position of hepatic lesions.
The app can store up to 50 CT and/or MRI scans, so the student can use LIVER-NOTE.Edu as a learning tool.
When completed, the training course can be submitted and shared with the professor.