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Properties of Telemedicine while Using Ultraviolet Dermatoscopy

Isaieva et al., 2021

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4070726764609933657
Author
Isaieva O
Avrunin O
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Publication venue
2021 IEEE 8th International Conference on Problems of Infocommunications, Science and Technology (PIC S&T)

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The paper presents the main method for examining the skin-ultraviolet dermatoscopy (UV- dermoscopy). The main modules and components of the system for skin research are considered. Skin types are discussed, as well as how a skin disease or skin type can be …
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