Articles related to Dermatology

In the realm of dermatology, AI and ML are not just futuristic concepts but practical tools enhancing diagnostic precision, patient care, and administrative efficiency. These technologies are reshaping how dermatologists interact with data, patients, and their own continuing education.

In the battle against recurrent herpes simplex virus infections, chronic suppressive therapy emerges as a pivotal strategy, diminishing both the physical burden of outbreaks and the psychological weight of potential transmission.

This article illustrates a case of bullosis diabeticorum, spotlighting the condition’s clinical presentation, diagnosis, and management, offering key insights for physicians in the early detection and care of this rare diabetic complication.

This study underscores the importance of a nuanced approach when considering the RZV vaccine for patients with a history of ocular shingles, as it may increase the risk of recurrence. It calls for a balanced assessment of the vaccine’s benefits against potential risks in this specific patient population.

Amtagvi’s approval introduces a novel approach in the treatment of advanced melanoma, employing patient-derived TIL-cell therapy to target tumors with precision, offering a beacon of hope for those with limited options.

Innovative AI applications in frozen section pathology hold promise for significantly improving diagnostic precision and workflow in surgical pathology, despite challenges related to data quality and model generalizability.