Aust J Gen Pract 2018
DOI: 10.31128/afp-10-17-4376
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Improving diagnostic accuracy of skin biopsies

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“…Closer collaboration between clinic and pathology during the diagnostic process could also decrease the number of underdiagnoses and overdiagnoses. Studies have shown that providing detailed clinical information and a precise microscopic description of the skin lesion results in higher rates of correct pathological diagnoses [43,45]. In this context, CNN-based diagnostics may provide an additional benefit in integrating clinical and pathological data.…”
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“…Closer collaboration between clinic and pathology during the diagnostic process could also decrease the number of underdiagnoses and overdiagnoses. Studies have shown that providing detailed clinical information and a precise microscopic description of the skin lesion results in higher rates of correct pathological diagnoses [43,45]. In this context, CNN-based diagnostics may provide an additional benefit in integrating clinical and pathological data.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…For the reasons mentioned above, proper handling of samples is also essential. Excision of irritated suspicious lesions should be postponed to a time several months after the intense UV exposure or any other type of physical irritation [45]. To bridge the gap required for skin regeneration, close monitoring of these lesions seems appropriate.…”
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“…Discrepancy between the clinical diagnosis and the pathology result should prompt discussion with the pathologist, further biopsy or referral. 5…”
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“…Auch eine verstärkte Zusammenarbeit zwischen Klinik und Pathologie im diagnostischen Prozess könnte die Anzahl an Unter-und Überdiagnosen senken. Studien haben gezeigt, dass die Bereitstellung detaillierter klinischer Informationen und einer genauen makroskopischen Beschreibung der Hautläsion zu höheren korrekten pathologischen Diagnoseraten führt [43,45]. Möglicherweise könnte in diesem Zusammenhang eine CNN-basierte Diagnostik einen weiteren Vorteil bei der Integration der klinischen und pathologischen Daten bringen.…”
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