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Better dermatologic office photography: getting started.

W E Slue·A Paglialunga·J Neville·M J Stiller
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In an earlier paper, we defined a medical photograph as one that accurately maximizes clinical information while minimizing irrelevant data. This paper expands on this concept, providing specific hints to assist the practitioner in obtaining consistent high-quality clinical photos. We review the important question every medical photographer must ask when looking through the viewfinder as well as the difference between photography for practitioners of plastic surgery and dermatology.

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W E Slue, A Paglialunga, J Neville, M J Stiller. 1994. Better dermatologic office photography: getting started.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7813236/

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