CYO

La description de CYO

The cervical screening app. Used with the CYO™ device to assist doctors.
Complete cervical screening assistance app for the doctors:
- Listing your patients
- Capturing and storing screening images
- Tracking health progress of patients
- Managing patient screenings
- Editing the images
- Sharing screening reports with patients and remote experts for better diagnosis and
treatment
And more
Listing Your Patients:
Doctor will have option to create a separate account for each patient. Personal and medical
details of the patients can be stored in respective accounts to treat them effectively. It
allows doctor to have a database of patients and search the patients with ease.
Capturing and storing screening images:
Screening images can be captured and stored with the help of application and device.
Doctors no longer have to rely on their memory or previous test reports to track progress.
Pictorial comparison allows accurate diagnosis and eases the treatment process.
Tracking health progress of patients:
Doctor can anytime use the previous screening options to check the previous screening
images. Doctors now have ability to compare images from current and previous screenings
to keep the track of health progress.
Managing patient screenings:
Doctors can save images with reagent names. All previous images are accessible in previous
screening folders which are sorted by name. Doctor can edit, delete and retake images for
previous and current screenings.
Editing the images
App allows doctors to crop, change brightness, doodle, draw shapes on the images. Doctors
can use this feature to point the regions of interest before sharing the images with remote
experts or patients.
Sharing screening reports
Now screening images can be shared through report with patients or remote experts.
Doctors can fill a detailed form about patient before sharing it with local experts. It will give
a complete picture of patient’s condition to remote doctors, resulting in more accurate
diagnosis and better treatments. Additionally, reports can also be shared with patients.