RadioModels is a suite of quantitative mathematical models for professionals linked to the speciality of Radiation Oncology. It offers advanced modeling techniques, with a strong focus on performance and interactive computing. It is a powerful, simple to use, and free software, available on Windows, Linux and Android. Moreover, its graphical user interface is fully responsive and adjust for all kinds of screen sizes, including phones, tablets and computers. Furthermore, all the nomograms included in RadioModels share a consistent design that allows for a pleasant and unified experience. Additionally, RadioModels comes with an advanced graphical calculator for visualizing interactively data in a way that is more easy and intuitive to understand the results.
The goal of RadioModels is to organize and make more accessible relevant prognostic and predictive models for patient management into a single application. Such models provide useful information and assist radiation oncologist in making decisions about cancer treatment. While there are many models published on medical journals, only a small part of them are implemented on mobile devices. An application allowing quick access to these useful tools during clinical routine was required, and RadioModels was designed for that reason.
What is new in this release:
Version 1.1.9 adds Isodose-Based Morbidity and Mortality Methodology.
What is new in version 1.1.7:
Improved graphical user interface. Lots of performance optimizations. Faster boot time. Reduced overall memory consumption.
What is new in version 1.1.6:
Version 1.1.6: Added 7 new models: neoadjuvant chemorradiation for esophageal cancer, post-operative chemorradiation for extrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma, post-operative chemorradiation for gallbladder cancer, conditional survival for head and neck cancer, post-operative radiation for oral cavity squamous cell cancer, post-operative radiation for non-small cell lung cancer, and post-operative chemorradiation for pancreas cancer.
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