Skinmesh: Machine learning for facial analysis
When we talk about machine learning (ML) in dermatology, the only thing that comes to mind is the melanoma detectors. But there are many other […]
Research
Magnet hanging on the skin
Here is an interesting case report [1] of a mechanic with metallic foreign bodies detected by a surface scan with a magnet. There is an […]
Showcase Your Journal Article on DermSB
Showcasing your journal articles is important for better visibility. Traditionally, academic conferences were the best medium for showcasing research. Publication in reputed journals also ensures visibility. […]
Trial Assessment Scale for Cosmetic Dermatology – TASCDerm
Clinical trials in cosmetic dermatology have some intrinsic limitations. Some of the prerequisites of an RCT such as blinding, allocation concealment and even randomization is […]
CSI: Las Vegas and Dermatoglyphics
Dermatoglyphics – the scientific study of fingerprints, beyond the realm of crime scene investigations, is important in dermatology too. Hand dermatitis associated fingerprint changes is […]
Seeing things in a new light: Sensors that could change dermatology
A remote control’s infrared seen as near-infrared through a still image from the camera’s CCD sensor. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) When researcher Dr Richard Curry from […]
Digital Imaging and COmmunications in Dermatology: A prelude
I recently read a 2 decade old editorial on digital imaging in dermatology. The editorial started off with a question: “Why do dermatologists need any […]
Post-acne hyperpigmentation index (PAHPI)
Acne vulgaris (Photo credit: Adams999) Post Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH) after successful acne treatment used to get ignored as a first world cosmetic concern till recently. […]
The stem cell Line
Stem cells (Photo credit: BWJones) What are the challenges in stem cell therapy? No, I am not talking about the Apple stem cell cream your […]