9th World Congress of Teledermatology, Imaging and AI for Skin Diseases - Abstracts (2021)

From Teledermatology to Dermatology Artificial Intelligence: Will Teledermatology Exist in the Next 2 Years?

Alexander Börve

Iproc 2022 (Mar 08); 8(1):e36907

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Teledermatology and Artificial Intelligence: Piction Health

Susan Conover

Iproc 2022 (Mar 08); 8(1):e36905

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A Review of International Teledermatology

Karen McKoy

Iproc 2022 (Mar 03); 8(1):e36901

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Confocal Microscopy and its Role in Teledermatology: Diagnosis of Basal Cell Carcinoma in a Clinical Setting

Jason Garfinkel, C Chandler, G Rubinstein, Manu Jain

Iproc 2022 (Mar 02); 8(1):e36906

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Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Dermatology Practice Worldwide: Results of a Survey Promoted by the International Dermoscopy Society

Claudio Conforti

Iproc 2022 (Mar 02); 8(1):e36896

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Testing Artificial Intelligence Algorithms in the Real World: Lessons From the SMARTI Trial

Claire Felmingham, Gabrielle Byars, Simon Cumming, Jane Brack, Zongyuan Ge, Samantha MacNamara, Martin Haskett, Rory Wolfe, Victoria Mar

Iproc 2022 (Mar 01); 8(1):e36902

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Digital Dermatology: Experience From Scotland During Lockdown and Beyond

Shareen Muthiah, Colin A Morton

Iproc 2022 (Feb 25); 8(1):e36884

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Teledermatology in German-Speaking Countries: Patients’ and Physicians’ Perspectives

Christian Greis, Marina Otten, Patrick Reinders

Iproc 2022 (Feb 24); 8(1):e36887

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The Role of Standards in Accelerating the Uptake of Artificial Intelligence in Dermatology

Liam J Caffery

Iproc 2022 (Feb 23); 8(1):e36890

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Teledermatology: Experience in Singapore

Eugene Sern-Ting Tan

Iproc 2022 (Feb 21); 8(1):e36900

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The Practice of Teledermatology Before, During, and After the COVID-19 Pandemic

Jayarkar Thomas

Iproc 2022 (Feb 18); 8(1):e36904

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Risks and Benefits of Artificial Intelligence in Teledermatology

Josep Malvehy

Iproc 2022 (Feb 18); 8(1):e36891

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eHealth in Norway Before and After the COVID-19 Pandemic

Thomas Schopf

Iproc 2022 (Feb 16); 8(1):e36888

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Deep Learning Skin Disease Classifiers: Current Status and Future Prospects

Somesh Gupta

Iproc 2022 (Feb 15); 8(1):e36893

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Digital Technology in Skin Cancer Prevention and Early Detection

Monika Janda, Carina V Silva, Caitlin Horsham, Craig Sinclair, Montana O'Hara, Peter Baade, H Peter Soyer

Iproc 2022 (Feb 14); 8(1):e36908

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PASSION Project: Data Collection in Madagascar and Guinea

Fahafahantsoa Rapelanoro Rabenja

Iproc 2022 (Feb 11); 8(1):e36903

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Teledermatology in São Paolo, Brazil

Mara Giavina-Bianchi

Iproc 2022 (Feb 10); 8(1):e36899

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Teledermatology and Artificial Intelligence

Cristian Navarrete-Dechent

Iproc 2022 (Feb 09); 8(1):e36894

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Race- and Ethnicity-Stratified Analysis of an Artificial Intelligence–Based Tool for Skin Condition Diagnosis by Primary Care Physicians and Nurse Practitioners

Ayush Jain, David Way, Vishakha Gupta, Yi Gao, Guilherme de Oliveira Marinho, Jay Hartford, Rory Sayres, Kimberly Kanada, Clara Eng, Kunal Nagpal, Karen B DeSalvo, Greg S Corrado, Lily Peng, Dale R Webster, R Carter Dunn, David Coz, Susan J Huang, Yun Liu, Peggy Bui, Yuan Liu

Iproc 2022 (Feb 09); 8(1):e36885

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Interobserver and Human–Artificial Intelligence Concordance in Differentiating Between Invasive and In Situ Melanoma

Sam Polesie, John Paoli

Iproc 2022 (Feb 08); 8(1):e36895

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