VEOS® DermaGraphix® vs WCD App

The VEOS DermaGraphix application transforms your iPhone into a powerful tool for high-resolution dermoscopy. Designed for use with the Canfield VEOS® dermatoscope, it captures the skin’s surface and subsurface in exceptional detail using non-polarized, cross-polarized, and 3D imaging. Leveraging Apple’s Super Retina XDR display, VEOS delivers unmatched clarity for skin exams directly from your iPhone. VEOS DermaGraphix integrates seamlessly with Canfield’s cloud, ensuring secure patient data management. With this subscription, clinicians can instantly save cross-polarized and non-polarized dermoscopy images tagged to patient charts and mapped directly to a 3D avatar. Whether used in tandem with Canfield’s mole mapping systems or as a standalone dermoscopy tool, VEOS DermaGraphix enhances clinical workflows and elevates diagnostic confidence. Key Features: Live-preview mode for real-time lesion evaluation with remarkable clarity. Visualize both surface and subsurface skin structures. Toggle millimeter scale for accurate measurements. Pair to Canfield’s desktop DermaGraphix software for wireless dermoscopy. Cloud subscription: Secure patient data management. Synchronize patient data between Canfield’s DermaGraphix software and VEOS DermaGraphix application. Map lesion locations on a 3D anatomical avatar. Hardware Requirements: Canfield VEOS® dermatoscope Canfield iPhone Case

Ibero Latin American College of Dermatology (CILAD) is a non-pr ofit organization that brings together more than 4,000 active members from 23 Ibero-American countries. With more than 70 years of history, it was founded in 1948 in Havana, Cuba, with the aim of fostering the scientific development of the specialty and promoting the fraternal links of Spanish-Portuguese speaking dermatologists. The authorities of the institution, formed by the Board of Directors and National Delegates, are elected during the General Assembly of Members every 2 years. CILAD has 23 Scientific Chapters of different subspecialties of dermatology. Mission “Foster the development of Latin American dermatology through scientific exchange between specialists, the generation of fraternal links between colleagues, and education to the community” PRACTICAL INFORMATION Official language All sessions will be in English, simultaneous translation into Spanish will NOT be provided. EXCEPTIONS:Some sessions on Wednesday (Dermoscopy Courses, SBD Meeting, SAD Meeting and CILAD Symposium) will be held in Spanish or Portuguese, without translation into English, as indicated in the program. Certificates Participation certificates for the scientific program, free papers, and congress attendance will be available exclusively online starting Wedenesday, October 30, on the website www.wcd2024.com To obtain the certificates, you must enter your First and Last Name as it appears on your badge. PLEASE KEEP YOUR BADGE. To obtain certificates for free papers, you must enter the Presentation Type (Oral, E-Poster) and the paper number. Cloakroom It will be available during the Congress's operating days and hours. Do not forget your belongings when leaving the premises. Speaker Preview Room Speakers must submit their presentations to this office well in advance: at least 2 hours before the start of the session in which they will participate. If your participation is early in the morning, presentations must be submitted the previous day. To avoid delays caused by switching computers in the session room and possible compatibility issues, the Organizing Committee will provide speakers with the standard A/V system for projection. To ensure a smooth transition, speakers are requested not to plan on connecting their own laptop to the room's projector. Coffee and Lunches They are not included in the registration. The venue has two cafés located on levels -1 and -2, and there are also many food options in the surrounding area. Subway access Line H "Facultad de Derecho" station is just a few steps from the Convention Center