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A 9-Year Teledermoscopy Service: Retrospective Service Review
iProc 2021 (Dec 17); 7(1):e35401
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Attitudes Toward Artificial Intelligence Among Dermatologists in Morocco: A National Survey
iProc 2021 (Dec 17); 7(1):e35389
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Trends in Teledermatology Utilization in the United States
iProc 2021 (Dec 16); 7(1):e35439
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Explainability of Convolutional Neural Networks for Dermatological Diagnosis
iProc 2021 (Dec 10); 7(1):e35437
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Use of Artificial Intelligence as a Predictor of the Response to Treatment in Alopecia Areata
iProc 2021 (Dec 10); 7(1):e35433
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Crusted Scabies as a Suitable Disease for Teledermatology: A Study of 2 Cases
iProc 2021 (Dec 10); 7(1):e35429
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Artificial Intelligence Support for Skin Lesion Triage in Primary Care and Dermatology
iProc 2021 (Dec 10); 7(1):e35395
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Are We Missing Something? The Skin Lesions Not Seen in Teledermatology
iProc 2021 (Dec 10); 7(1):e35393
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