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In vivo confocal microscopy in dermatology

Selkin et al., 2001

Document ID
15094348163937433270
Author
Selkin B
Rajadhyaksha M
Gonzalez S
Langley R
Publication year
Publication venue
Dermatologic clinics

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Recent advances in technology and instrumentation have added to the tools available to dermatologists for clinical screening and diagnosis. The gold standard for diagnosis in dermatology is histopathologic examination of tissue. Physician diagnostic accuracy …
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