| Developers: | FotoFinder |
| Date of the premiere of the system: | June, 2019 |
| Branches: | Pharmaceutics, medicine, health care |
2019: Announcement
At the end of June, 2019 the German company FotoFinder provided the AI technology of digital visualization of changes of skin allowing to carry out screening of cancer of skin and extremely exact and early diagnosis of melanomas.
The FotoFinder Bodystudio ATBM Master device works at a basis of the principles of a videodermoskopiiya - a new method of fast detection of malignant changes of skin. The device can be used for automatic creation of images of all body and also microimages, and is capable to analyze data retrieveds for the purpose of early detection of cancer of skin.
Contrary to popular belief that malignant cages appear from already changed sections experts of FotoFinder consider that melanomas develop on healthy skin. However these little changes of skin often are overlooked at a classical dermatological research. The cartography of all body allows the doctor to receive photos of all surface in high resolution. According to these clinical images doctors can study microscopic structure of skin. For medical assessment the software of Moleanalyzer pro which works with an algorithm of deep learning on the basis of artificial intelligence and helps dermatologists at risk assessment of skin changes is used.
Researches show that visualization methods in combination with AI often yield the best results, than just assessment of specialists doctors. Digitization of images together with software for early detection of cancer of skin it is capable to save time and to increase quality of work: a system analyzes structure of skin for only several seconds that allows not to conduct additional examinations. Besides, the similar device can be used in other medical purposes, for example, for assessment of psoriasis and for cosmetic therapy.[1]
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