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Melanoma-nevus differentiation by multispectral imaging

Ilze Diebele, Ilona Kuzmina, Janis Kapostinsh, Alexander Derjabo, and Janis Spigulis

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Abstract

A clinical trial on multi-spectral imaging of malignant and non-malignant skin pathologies comprising 22 melanomas and 59 pigmented nevi was performed in Latvian Oncology Center. Analysis of data obtained in the spectral range 450–950 nm using multispectral camera have led to a novel image processing algorithm capable to distinguish melanoma from pigmented nevi and different areas of activity of melanoma. The proposed methodology and potential clinical applications are discussed.

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