IMAIOS e-Anatomy Reviews

I have one year subscription and my status is subscribed but when i scroll th images application want subscription for showing names please help me?

When I initially upgraded, upon restarting IMAIOSeAnatomy . Half the labels were gone and required a further subscription. I was extremely upset. Upon deleting IMAIOSeAnatomy and reinstalling, it seemed to have corrected itself. So don’t stress

Thank you for the quick response from IMAIOSeAnatomy team.

I use it frequently when looking for small anatomic structures. Works well and significantly improved from several years ago.

Been using this for work for several years. It’s great when it works. Why it needs to check in every time I use it eludes me. It keeps failing to verify the purchase so yet again Google to the rescue. An inferior product that is free and works 100% of the time beats an unreliable (but otherwise excellent) product. Oh well.

Unsubscribed.

I can’t stop saying how great IMAIOSeAnatomy is! I’m using it (along with Mosby’s CT Review) to study for my CT registry. IMAIOSeAnatomy is easy to use and so informative!

Finally. A great source for normal anatomy

IMAIOSeAnatomy is great as long as you aren’t or don’t care for women. Every scan involving the abdomen/pelvic region is male anatomy except for ONE pelvis labeled female. It is extremely disheartening and I won’t be subscribing for that reason.

Doesn't work after payment , I will change the review if it works

Use great care - user interface is designed to have you unintentionally add a very expensive recurring subscription without purchase warning.

Great app, helped me pass my exam. HOWEVER, I have been trying to cancel my subscription and it has not been working. ON TOP OF THAT I have also been charged for a yearly subscription which I do not even recall paying for.

Best neuroimaging anatomy resource, worth every penny!

Invaluable resource for reviewing anatomy and cross referencing slides with case studies.

the best.

Great anatomy app. I knocked a star for continual login issues.

I sure am glad that I did some research on IMAIOSeAnatomy. I came so close to purchasing it, and fortunately I didn't. It turns out that you have to pay a yearly subscription fee of $70 per module. So if you get all 3 modules you will be spending quite a bit of money. I will NOT buy software that I can't use forever! Also notice... is there anywhere on this page that you are viewing indicates this? Is it indicated in IMAIOSeAnatomy itself? The answer is NO!!! I wonder how many have been tricked in to buying this software, then a year latter they find out that they have to pay yearly???

IMAIOSeAnatomy itself is great, I really like it, and wanted it. For someone who has to learn general anatomy, cross sectional, MRI or CT, I would highly recommend.

I'm a radiology resident and I use this program every day. I bought the entire thing, which was pricey (US$210) but that's about the same as one textbook, so it's worth it. For radiology, it is extremely useful because there is a large library of normal studies that you can view in axial, coronal, and sagittal, AND you can flip the images to match the study you're looking at on your PACS station for best comparison. There's even an amazing coronary artery anatomy section of moving IR images. The anatomy drawings are OK, and not as plentiful as I might like, which is why I only gave it 4 stars. Overall, though, it's the best atlas for iPad out there (I have several others and this one is definitely the best). The MSK is very extensive, and definitely worth the $70. Haven't been on Neuro rotation since I bought it, but it also looks very extensive. The body section leaves me wanting sometimes, but it's still pretty awesome.

Anyway, I would recommend it if you need a great radiology reference, which is what I think it's really intended for, and it's worth the money for that. The drawings are occasionally helpful, but not as detailed or extensive as a typical book-based atlas such as the Netter's everyone uses in medical school.

I have never before seen a great app take such a huge leap backward following an upgrade. What used to be essentially a 'perfect' app, has now been downgraded, with performance and usability now resembling the clunky laggy web interface you get when you pay $80/year subscription fee or whatever it is they charge. Why would a user like me who legitimately paid a one time fee of about $150 for all of the modules in IMAIOSeAnatomy via IMAIOSeAnatomy store a few years ago want to pay an annual fee to use the crappy web interface when I can continue to use the previously awesome app? I'm guessing that they finally asked themselves that question too. Partial anatomic labeling (ie the small box you can place over an area so as not to be overwhelmed by labels from other anatomic areas) is now only available to premium subscribers. I thought it was against the general principle of IMAIOSeAnatomy store to not allow developers to start charging for features that have previously been purchased by a user. Not happy.

The best imaging atlas I've found. The only minor annoyance is that you have to re-login every 24 hours or so, and since our hospital doesn't offer unsecure wifi access, I have to walk outside to get a cellular signal to log back in on my iPhone/iPad. At least once you are logged in, it doesn't require an active network connection, but I wish it would stay logged in on ios devices for longer periods of time. Developer: please consider! Otherwise, IMAIOSeAnatomy is fantastic.

Version 5 of the most comprehensive atlas with radiologic anatomy and simple diagrams is here... and more beautiful than ever. I bought the three modules in an older version - however, Version 5 is the first time my access to those modules has been altered, so think twice before you update. And YES these features are lost even after you "restore purchases".

For old purchased module users: you gain "orbit anatomy" and "laparoscopic view of female pelvis", while you lose "skull anatomy" and "abdominopelvic cavity CT" to subscribed users only. There's a new "lumbar spine MRI" module for subscribed users only as well. Finally, a few features (including "View Zone" that I frequently used) is now only for subscribed users.

Because of this, I promptly deleted this version and downgraded to the last version. As a radiology resident I use this atlas frequently... but again, if you've previously purchased modules, think twice before upgrading to the new version.