Dermap vs Derm DDx

DERMAP is a solution that utilizes smartphones and an AI-powered web application to capture and analyze whole-body images (TBP) and dermoscopic images, automatically detecting suspicious lesions. It streamlines clinical workflows and supports faster clinical decisions. BENEFITS OF DERMAP Easy image documentation and the ability to search for similar lesions. - Supports rapid clinical diagnosis. Rapid skin cancer screening in conjunction with the web. - Upload lesion images to the web to narrow down suspicious lesions. Streamlined workflow. - Take photos via smartphone (no additional equipment required). - Reduce consultation time to see more patients. DERMAP FEATURES ● Total body photography - Use your smartphone to take full body photos and connect with the web to quickly identify lesions that need attention using AI image analysis. ● Smart clinical decision support - Connect dermoscopic images taken on a smartphone to the web for ABCDE image analysis and characterization. - Analyze groups of highly similar images and search for lesions using computer vision technology by connecting dermoscopic images taken on a smartphone to the web. ● General dermatology practice - Image and document lesions to help track and monitor common dermatologic conditions. DERMAP™ transforms clinical workflows, reducing practice time, lowering costs, and providing opportunities for additional revenue. It enables dermatologists to make faster, more accurate diagnoses and provide better care to their patients.

The Dermatology DDx app from Unbound Medicine delivers visual, point-of-care guidance for establishing the diagnosis of skin disorders. This powerful, photo-intensive database allows users to search, view side-by-side variations of each skin disorder, easily zoom in on any of the high-resolution images, and instantly link to similar conditions to ensure accurate diagnosis. Each entry also contains clinical history, physical findings, and treatment options. Features of Dermatology DDx include: • 650+ high-quality images presented with common variations in presentation • Point-of-care guidance for 160+ dermatologic conditions • Cross reference links to differential diagnoses • History and treatment within each entry • Appendix charting potencies of topical steroids • Highlight and make custom notes within entries • Full Text Search to find topics quickly • Favorites for ’bookmarking’ important entries Authors: by James G. Dinulos MD, M. Shane Chapman MD, Andrew Eugene Werchniak MD, Dorothea T. Barton MD, Thomas P. Habif MD Publisher: Elsevier Powered by: Unbound Medicine Unbound Privacy Policy: www.unboundmedicine.com/privacy Unbound Terms of Use: https://www.unboundmedicine.com/end_user_license_agreement