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Photography in Dermatology: a Dermatologist's Perspective

Kate London Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Bradford UK
Pages 188-190 | Published online: 19 Nov 2010

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Ruwani Katugampola & Amy Lake. (2012) The Role of Photography in Dermatology Research. Journal of Visual Communication in Medicine 35:1, pages 5-10.
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Doris Hexsel, Camile L. Hexsel, Taciana Dal'Forno, Juliana Schilling de Souza, Aline F. Silva & Carolina Siega. (2017) Standardized methods for photography in procedural dermatology using simple equipment. International Journal of Dermatology 56:4, pages 444-451.
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