Irradiated Solution

Irradiated Solution Melbourne-based app studio building medical imaging education tools & Australian financial calculators. Built by a professional practitioner.

Available on the App Store. πŸ©»πŸ“± CT is one of the most essential diagnostic modality in Medical Radiography. iCT will help you to improve the knowledge of CT scan protocol and pathology. We also published the Basic and advance CT pathology Application on Apple App Store.

16/06/2026

πŸš€ It's official β€” our apps are now live on the App Store.
After months of building, testing, and refining, Irradiated Solution has launched its first suite of apps β€” and more are on the way.
We started with a simple idea: build tools that actually make a difference in clinical practice and everyday life.
🩻 Medical Imaging Education

Tools designed by a CT radiographer, for radiographers and students who want more than textbooks.
πŸ’° Australian Finance & Lifestyle

Practical calculators built around real Australian conditions β€” super, wages, tax, and more.
This is just the beginning. New apps are in development and will be released regularly throughout 2026.
πŸ”— App Store links in the comments below πŸ‘‡

16/06/2026

🎨 Irradiated Solution just got a fresh new look!

We've updated our page with a brand new logo and cover β€” reflecting who we are: a Melbourne-based app studio built on clinical expertise.

πŸ“± Medical imaging education tools for healthcare professionals
πŸ’° Financial calculators for everyday Australians
Follow us to stay updated on new app releases and clinical education content!

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83y. Male. Abnormality is noted in the region of the caecum. Within the caecum, there is a round soft tissue opacity see...
26/03/2014

83y. Male.

Abnormality is noted in the region of the caecum. Within the caecum, there is a round soft tissue opacity seen. It measures 3.8cm in transverse diameter. The inferior aspect of the opacity contains the fatty tissues of the mesentery. The findings are suggestive of an intussusception. The head of the intusseptum is usually due to a focal neoplasm.

26/03/2014

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