AI Applications in Dermatology - Advancements and Impacts
AI is revolutionizing dermatology through automated diagnosis, disease classification, treatment planning, and tele-dermatology. Initiatives like SkinVision and Miiskin PRO are utilizing AI to empower individuals in self-assessing skin spots and detecting skin cancer early. Interim updates include webinars on AI for dermatology leadership and the establishment of asynchronous communication forums. Ongoing efforts focus on community building, stakeholder engagement, and collaboration to drive innovation in dermatological care.
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FGAI4H-R-007-A03 Cambridge, 21-24 March 2023 Source: TG-Derma Topic Driver Title: Att.3 Presentation (TG-Derma) Contact: Harsha Jayakody, MD, Flash Health, Sri Lanka E-mail:harsha@flash.health Ivy Lee, MD American Academy of Dermatology, USA E-mail:ivyannlee@gmail.com Abstract: This PPT contains AI applications in Dermatology.
Few initiative projects done worldwide where AI is being used in dermatology: Automated diagnosis: AI algorithms are being developed to help diagnose skin conditions by analyzing images of the skin. These algorithms can identify skin lesions and determine whether they are benign or malignant. Also advice on certain skin conditions and how to overcome them. Disease classification: AI algorithms can be used to classify skin diseases based on clinical images and other patient data. This can help dermatologists to make more accurate diagnoses and provide better treatment options. Treatment planning: AI can be used to develop personalized treatment plans for patients with skin conditions. By analyzing patient data, such as medical history and genetic information, AI algorithms can recommend treatment options that are most likely to be effective. Tele-dermatology: AI can be used to facilitate tele-dermatology consultations. Patients can upload images of their skin conditions to a web-based platform, which can then be analyzed by AI algorithms. This can help to improve access to dermatological care for patients in remote areas or those who are unable to visit a dermatologist in person.
SkinVision wants to empower you to check your skin spots for signs of skin cancer. Their technology analyzes your photo and gives you an instant risk assessment and advice on what you should do next so that you can see a doctor in time if needed. SkinVision helps to detect skin cancer at an early stage when it s most treatable. Miiskin PRO is a fully customizable platform for dermatology or skin-related clinical studies. The app uses machine learning & AI algorithms to analyze images of moles and skin lesions to detect any changes over time.
Interim Updates Two webinars showcasing AI FOR DERMATOLOGY leadership and strategy in Tanzania and Great Britain Creation of asynchronous communication forum (Slack)
Ongoing and Future Efforts Building community Identifying academic, commercial, and regulatory stakeholders Including patient advocacy groups Showcasing solutions Collaboration Needs assessment Product cycles
