2021
DOI: 10.1111/jocd.14574
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A proposed scoring system for facial port‐wine stain evaluation: Facial port‐wine stain area and severity index

Abstract: Background: Port-wine stain (PWS) is a congenital capillary malformation that often occurs on the face. Feasible and quantitative evaluation of facial port-wine stain (FPWS) can significantly impact its clinical management and aid in future research. Aim:To develop and validate an easy-to-use scoring system for FPWS evaluation.Methods: A facial port-wine stain area and severity index (FSASI) scoring system was proposed. To determine the FSASI score, the face was divided into four regions: forehead, right malar… Show more

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“…algorithms are more economical than the abovementioned technologies and have practical application significance. However, in current research [11,12,13], when conducting color difference comparisons, doctors usually manually select random areas; therefore, it is difficult to ensure comprehensive objectivity of evaluation results.…”
Section: Evaluation Methods Based On Ordinary Cameras and Image Color...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…algorithms are more economical than the abovementioned technologies and have practical application significance. However, in current research [11,12,13], when conducting color difference comparisons, doctors usually manually select random areas; therefore, it is difficult to ensure comprehensive objectivity of evaluation results.…”
Section: Evaluation Methods Based On Ordinary Cameras and Image Color...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…also selected lesion areas manually using symmetric regions as reference points for evaluating recovery levels. Ren J et al [13]. evaluated the severity of facial port-wine stains (FPWS) by using three indicators: percentage of affected area, color and lesion thickness.…”
Section: Introduction 11 Research Background and Significancementioning
confidence: 99%