Urgences Viscérales 1.0 APK + Mod (Free purchase) for Android

The association AJCV (Association of Young Visceral Surgeons) was created in 2005, governed by the law of 1 July 1901 and the decree of 16 August 1901. This association aims at coordination, continuing education, advocacy and the information of interns, assistant clinical leaders and young surgeons practicing visceral, general and digestive surgery.
As part of this desire for mutual aid, the association wanted to offer its members an application focused on the practical management of visceral and digestive emergencies.

The application opens first on a homepage and then the user is asked to accept the Terms of Use, then to register. Once these conditions are met, the application opens automatically on the dashboard. Various tabs have been devised to allow easy and didactic navigation: "research" by keyword, "orientation" that allows research by diagnostic orientation, and "organ" that allows a search by anatomical region concerned. A "favorites" tab and a "note" tab, to add a personal comment to each article, complete this dashboard.

The application AJCV Emergency Visceral is exclusively intended for download and educational use by interns in general and digestive surgery and to young assistant-heads of clinics involved in the management of surgical emergencies.
The application aims to provide the user with a structured approach to initial management, further investigation, diagnosis and therapeutic strategy of a wide range of common visceral emergencies.
This app is offered free of charge as an educational tool to help you learn about the management of common visceral emergencies. The information is intended as an educational guide for clinical practice only. In all clinical situations, health professionals and physicians must exercise judgment.
Medical knowledge evolves rapidly and may be subject to change based on advances in research and experience. Despite the care taken by the authors to provide updated and valid information, it can not be guaranteed the absence of defects, errors or omissions. Authors, publishers, partners and AJCV will not accept any legal responsibility for errors or omissions in the text, nor for any liability resulting from misuse or misapplication of content in this application.
Similarly, the application can not be held responsible for the use and interpretation of the information contained in this application: the recommendations and procedures to be detailed by the application can not under any circumstances offload the user his medical and legal responsibilities regarding the care of his own patients, or to substitute for his clinical judgment.
If you are not sure, or are not competent or qualified to perform, any of the examinations or care included in this application, advice and assistance from more experienced colleagues should be sought.