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Implementation of teledermatology to identify and expedite care for Kaposi sarcoma
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We piloted teledermatology to support detection of skin conditions, including Kaposi sarcoma (KS), at HIV clinics in Kenya and Uganda. Dermatologists remotely reviewed clinical information and images submitted by providers via a mobile platform. Of 273 consults, 18 were suspected of KS; 9 were biopsied, 7 were diagnosed as KS, and 4 received KS-specific treatment. Teledermatology supported identification of KS; however, biopsy follow-up was limited, highlighting the need for integrated service delivery with on-site diagnostics.
Keywords:
teledermatology
Kaposi sarcoma
HIV clinics
skin conditions
remote diagnosis
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