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Converting normal dermoscopy images to high dynamic range (HDR) images has been described to improve the quality of imaging in the context of pigmented skin tumors and vitiligo. We aimed… Click to show full abstract
Converting normal dermoscopy images to high dynamic range (HDR) images has been described to improve the quality of imaging in the context of pigmented skin tumors and vitiligo. We aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of HDR conversion in improving visualization of dermoscopy features in general non‐malignant, dermatological conditions.
Keywords:
dermatology;
high dynamic;
dynamic range;
dermoscopy;
dermoscopy images
Journal Title: Skin Research and Technology
Year Published: 2019
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Journal Title: Skin Research and Technology
Year Published: 2019
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