Why Natom?
Inform your patients
"The doctor has a duty to the person that he/she examines, treats or advises of providing loyal, clear and precise information on the condition, investigations and treatments proposed.(.)"
Medical code of conduct Article 35
Over and above the legal aspect, anxiety in patients who have to undergo an operation can be greatly reduced through high quality preoperational information: they need to know about the pathology they are suffering from and/or about the operation they are about to undergo.
A doctor must ensure that his/her information is correctly understood and to this end a visual and interactive support is the best adapted means of communication.
Answering doctors' questions
"Natom also enables images to be saved, sent by email (in jpeg format) or to be printed. The software can interface with the surgery's software enabling doctors to insert images directly into patients' records.(.)"
FHP January 2003
The software is a source of explanations for the patient and also a working tool for the practitioner who can create and archive personal patient databases thus keeping an easily accessed computer record with high quality patient images.
A source of medical information for all
Natom can also be used as a training tool to illustrate courses and revise anatomical theory, as a support for sports questions, or simply in helping study the human body and its pathologies.
