Pan⌾ramas
ITM pan⌾ramas are made to support clinicians in making decisions in the field. They need to be adapted to a specific clinical setting. The pan⌾ramas are a work in progress and will evolve as new diagnostic possibilities and treatments become available. As detailed under the section ‘About this page,’ ITM cannot be held responsible for any damage incurred using panoramas. Suggestions to improve the pan⌾rama are more than welcome.
Pan⌾ramas are excellent tools, below you can find a short manual and Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) on how to use e-panoramas.
Pan⌾ramas serve as diagnostic aids and pedagogical tools. You can open the tool pan⌾ramas here (for now this is only accessible for staff and students from the Institute of Tropical Medicine, Belgium):
Below, you can find some examples of pan⌾ramas:
