Telemedicine and plastic surgery: A review of its applications, limitations and legal pitfalls

Photograph-based diagnosis of burns in patients with dark-skin types: The importance of case and assessor characteristics

“…The manner in which the photographs are taken might need to be standardised and a number of ethical principles will need to be dealt with in order to maximise benefit and minimize harm [33][34][35][36].…”

Current Use of Telemedicine for Post-Discharge Surgical Care: A Systematic Review

“…Existing reviews of telemedicine focus on particular modes of technology (eg phones or tablets) 37 or uses of telemedicine within a particular surgical subspecialty, 38–40 but none have focused on the use of telemedicine to facilitate surgical care transitions in the post-discharge period.…”

Medical Photography During the Plastic Surgery Team Briefing

“…2 Such applications have become commonplace in many plastic surgery departments and have had a profound effect on the management of acute trauma and burns, chronic wounds, free-flap monitoring, and feasibility of replanting amputated digits. 3,4 We present another method by which medical photography may serve some benefit—during the surgical team briefing.…”