An extensive database of over 200 landmark clinical trials in cardiology, conveniently formatted for the Palm® handheld computer. CARDx contains detailed information about study design, treatment, results, and references. Fully searchable by disease category, therapy used, or study acronym - empowering you to find exactly the data you need when you need it! CARDx is updated on a regular basis, keeping you up-to-date on the latest evidence in cardiovascular disease. Now you can bring evidence-based cardiology to the point-of-care, with concise, informative summaries featuring:

· Trial Acronyms & Titles

· Study Purpose

· Trial Design

· Treatment Regimens

· Results and Conclusions

· Number Needed to Treat

· Original References

UP-TO-DATE:

The number of clinical trials in cardiology is overwhelming, and continues to grow at a blinding pace. CARDx is updated on a regular basis, keeping you up-to-date on the latest evidence in clinical cardiology. When new landmark trials are published, they will be added to the existing database and made available for you to download from our website - at no additional charge.

EXTENSIVE:

Results of over 200 clinical trials in cardiovascular disease - all in the palm of your hand! CARDx contains data regarding virtually clinical disorder in cardiology - from atrial fibrillation to ventricular tachycardia, and everything in between: acute coronary syndromes, congestive heart failure, hypertension, and more! As medical knowledge advances the database grows, expanding the base of clinical knowledge.

SEARCHABLE:

Because of the sheer volume of clinical data in cardiovascular disease, finding exactly the information you need can be a daunting task. CARDx is searchable by trial acronym, as well as by clinical disorder, treatment used, or both. For example, if you are interested in congestive heart failure trials, you can select "CHF" and display only trials that involve that specific clinical disorder. To narrow your search even further, you could select "ACE inhibitors" from the treatment list and display only trials that studied the effects of ACE inhibitors in congestive heart failure. The possibilities are limitless!