Advanced electronic dermatoscopes precision skin Imaging - IBOOLO
Examine lesions and moles with greater accuracy using IBOOLO handheld electronic dermatoscopes, equipped with precision optics and tuning capabilities for customizable skin imaging.
Using Electronic Dermatoscopes for Early Skin Cancer Detection
Skin cancer rates continue rising globally. But catching issues early makes a world of difference for outcomes. Digital tools like electronic dermatoscopes provide clinical-level insights conveniently from home to detect concerns sooner between doctor visits. Electronic dermatoscopes offer proactive monitoring and early detection capabilities. Read on to understand the benefits electronic dermatoscopes offer for proactive monitoring and early detection.
What is a digital dermatoscope?
A digital dermatoscope, also known as an electronic dermatoscope, refers to a specialized skin screening magnification tool that captures digital images and video of moles, lesions, and other skin areas of interest. This allows easy recording for tracking characteristics over time using an electronic dermatoscope.
Digital models of electronic dermatoscopes contain an integrated image sensor chip allowing instant photos through the electronic dermatoscope's optics like a camera. Some electronic dermatoscopes feature wifi or Bluetooth connectivity with companion mobile apps for controlling image capture and organizing body maps. Other electronic dermatoscopes have memory card slots or internal storage to save images directly on the device for USB transfer later.
Besides eliminating hand drawing sketches of spots, digital documentation using an electronic dermatoscope speeds assessment when seeing a dermatologist. And consistent home monitoring with an electronic dermatoscope between visits detects subtle early changes more readily compared to infrequent in-office screenings. This shift from reactive to proactive self-care using electronic dermatoscopes is key for better outcomes.
Can dermoscopy with an electronic dermatoscope detect cancer?
Clinical studies validate that quality electronic dermatoscopes allow users to visually detect many early signs of skin cancer development with accuracy approaching in-person expert analysis. Features like asymmetry, border irregularity, evolving diameter, new colors, etc. can be recognized using an electronic dermatoscope. So combining vigilant self-checks with an electronic dermatoscope's photo documentation capabilities greatly aids early stage non-melanoma and melanoma detection.
Anyone can learn to analyze dermoscopy images from an electronic dermatoscope to discern evolving structural characteristics over time. Spotting suspicious changes using an electronic dermatoscope prompts seeking professional assessment rather than waiting until more advanced progression. In this way, pairing consistent home electronic dermatoscope monitoring with informed image review provides vital lead time for intervention. This data from electronic dermatoscopes truly empowers patients for better health.
What does skin cancer look like under an electronic dermatoscope?
Magnified electronic dermatoscope views reveal subsurface skin anatomy invisible to the naked eye. Signs associated with cancers and other disorders appear under an electronic dermatoscope as:
- Asymmetric structural changes
- Jagged, uneven borders
- Dark blotches or new colors
- Enlarged diameter, shape, or elevation
Healthy moles and spots tend have natural uniformity in these areas over time when viewed with an electronic dermatoscope. But electronic dermatoscope monitoring allows detecting subtle early shifts from normalcy. photos from an electronic dermatoscope facilitate tracking areas weekly or monthly to quantitatively assess tweaks in shape, coloration, borders, etc rather than relying on memory of an area's past appearance. Documenting and analyzing these changes using an electronic dermatoscope is key for early intervention.
Electronic dermatoscopes provide both capture capabilities to record skin architecture changes plus the detailed magnification needed to view what's brewing under the surface early. Consistent home checks using an electronic dermatoscope between office visits let people detect shifts from normal baselines sooner for better outcomes.
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FAQs – IBOOLO
Compared with visual inspection, the dermoscopy can be used to capture and store skin lesion photos, which play an important role in early skin cancer examination. The dermoscopy allows the examination of skin lesions with magnification and illumination. This can be greatly avoiding the factors that cause interference to visual detection. Such as lighting, s...
Our China Electronic Dermatoscope Manufacturer & Factory Produces Convenient Portables - IBOOLO
Our China manufacturer & factory develops feature-packed portable electronic dermatoscope leveraging seasoned optical engineers to craft perfectly balanced handheld tools for effortless and accurate skin magnification.
Distributor – IBOOLO
Founded in 2012, Shenzhen Iboolo Optics Co.Ltd focuses on the camera lens, we are providing Woods Lamp, Dermatoscope, Macro lens and Microscope with very competitive price and service.
Smartphone Polarized DE-400 Dermatoscope
Smartphone Polarized DE-400 Dermatoscope
- 10 x Magnification
- 45mm wide field of view (Aperture)
- Polarized and non-polarized light
- Detachable protective glass
- Automatic shutdown
- Universal Phone Adapter
- 10-15mm Close Focus
- All-metal housing
$179.00
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What It Has
- Cross Polarized Light: The polarized filter plays the same role as immersion fluid to absorb the surface light reflection. It allows dermis visualizable.
- 10X Magnification: Low distortion optical 10x magnify
- Universal Lens Mount: The universal lens mount gives the ability to attach dermoscopy on any smartphone or tablet and take pictures, so the lesions can be captured and scrutinized
What It Does
- Photograph: Yes
- Video: Yes
- Rechargeable: Yes
- Polarization: Yes
- Non-Polarization: Yes
- Detachable Protective Glass: Yes
Specs
- Material:Optics & Aluminum
- Optical Design:4Elements 4 Group
- Magnification:10X
- Lens Diameter:20mm
- Polarization:Polarized& Non-Polarized
- Battery Capacity:200mAh
- Charging:USB-C
- Dimension:Φ58.5mm*H30mm
- Weight:62g
What Makes it Unique
It contains a universal phone adapter meaning convenient to connect with any smartphone or tablet to capture images. With its specialized polarized and non-polarized light system, it allows for clearer, more precise, and detailed examination of the colors, shapes, and textures of skin lesions.
A Picture Speaks a Thousand Words
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How Does it Compare
There’s an influx of dermatoscope on the market. Our devices are remarkable blend of pro-level features and affordable price. Their premium optics and efficient LED system delivers sharp & precise images.
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