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Lung Cancer Screening Guide is a clinical decision‑support tool built around ACR Lung‑RADS v2022, including the new “S” modifier for clinically significant incidental findings. The app delivers step‑by‑step guidance at the point of care, streamlining lung‑nodule categorization and follow‑up so you can apply standardized recommendations with clarity and consistency—whether you practice in radiology, pulmonology, or primary care.

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Key Features (unlocked after the free trial with an active subscription)

ACR Lung‑RADS v2022 Integration
• Full, in‑app access to every Lung‑RADS category (0–4X) plus the “S” modifier, with concise management instructions drawn directly from the guidelines.

Dynamic Lung‑RADS Card
• A single, color‑coded card that updates your Lung‑RADS score in real time as you enter screening round, nodule morphology, size, and growth—making classification fast.

S Modifier Integration
• Toggle clinically significant findings across organ systems (e.g., coronary calcium, thyroid nodule, liver lesion) and instantly receive tailored, ACR‑based follow‑up recommendations sourced from the ACR Incidental Findings White Papers.

Comprehensive Nodule Insights
• Practical guidance on measuring nodules, stepped management pathways, etc.

Self-Assessment Mode
• Expert-curated self-assessment question packs.

Enhanced Readability
• Dark‑mode support, dynamic text sizing, and a distraction‑free interface optimized for hectic reading environments.

Offline Access
• All guideline logic run on‑device—no login or server needed.


Medical Disclaimer: This app is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. In addition to using this app, always consult a qualified healthcare provider for diagnosis and treatment decisions.


SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS ¹

• 6‑Month subscription (free trial available) | Price displayed in‑app; may vary by region
• 12‑Month subscription (free trial available) | Price displayed in‑app; may vary by region

We strive to incorporate any updates to ACR Lung‑RADS or S Modifier guidance within 30 days of publication and plan to add new self‑assessment question packs every six months.

Future feature additions and update frequency may change without notice.

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Indeterminate lung nodules are frequently discovered on CT imaging - either during low-dose lung cancer screening or incidentally on CT studies obtained for other reasons.

The most up-to-date guidelines for managing lung nodules discovered during lung screening and incidentally discovered lung nodules are elegantly integrated in this app, in addition to a convenient tool for estimating the malignancy risk for any lung nodule.

This app was developed as a public service by two academic cardiothoracic radiologists and recognized medical educators, and is provided free of charge and free of advertising to the medical community.

Indeterminate lung nodules are frequently discovered on CT imaging - either during low-dose lung cancer screening or incidentally on CT studies obtained for other reasons.

The most up-to-date guidelines for managing lung nodules discovered during lung screening and incidentally discovered lung nodules are elegantly integrated in this app, in addition to a convenient tool for estimating the malignancy risk for any lung nodule.

This app was developed as a public service by two academic cardiothoracic radiologists and recognized medical educators, and is provided free of charge and free of advertising to the medical community.