EM Criteria Pro

EM Criteria Pro
Developer: Isaias Fiuza Cabral
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EM Criteria Pro Summary

EM Criteria Pro is a mobile iOS app in Medical by Isaias Fiuza Cabral. Released in Aug 2026 (2 months ago). Store last updated Sep 24, 2026

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App Description

EM Criteria Pro is a professional offline reference for the 2024 McDonald criteria, published in 2025. Its essential content works without an account, cloud service, or continuous internet connection.

The app organizes information already documented by the user and explains which criterion elements are present, which remain unknown, and which alternatives could still complete the criteria assessment.

KEY FEATURES

• Structured consultation of the 2024 McDonald criteria.
• Guided workflow for presentation, anatomical regions, and complementary elements.
• Organization of all five anatomical locations recognized by the current criteria.
• Clear table showing elements that could still complete the criteria.
• Explanation of positive CSF evidence, including CSF-specific oligoclonal bands and a validated κFLC index.
• Explainable highlighting of clinical-course descriptors compatible with recorded data.
• Separate states for confirmed, not demonstrated, unknown, unavailable, and not indicated data.
• Original references, content version, and review date.
• Code-based cases stored only on the device.

PRIVACY AND OFFLINE USE

Cases remain on the device. The app requires no registration, uses no analytics, and does not send clinical case data to servers. External links to scientific sources are optional.

IMPORTANT LIMITS

EM Criteria Pro does not diagnose multiple sclerosis. Meeting a criteria matrix does not replace clinical history, neurological examination, image review, exclusion of alternative diagnoses, or confirmation by a neurologist. It is a professional reference tool and requires independent clinical judgment.