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Skin Cancer App - MySkinPal - Map your skin moles
Skin Cancer App - MySkinPal - Map your skin moles Vs. MelApp - Melanoma Staging

Skin Cancer App - MySkinPal - Map your skin moles 对比 MelApp - Melanoma Staging 的使用情况和统计数据

Skin Cancer App - MySkinPal - Map your skin moles

This app is the easiest way to perform self-examinations. Self-examinations are key to help detect early skin cancer and melanoma. "By checking your skin every month for irregularities that might be early cancer, and bringing those changes to your doctor's attention, you can play a key role in protecting your life." - WebMD "Performed regularly, self-examination can alert you to changes in your skin and aid in the early detection of skin cancer." - SkinCancer.org How It Works ========== 1. We Make Mole Tracking Easy You take pictures of your moles and we store them on your device along with dates and other information. We never upload or save your information anywhere else. It's your health data, and only you should own it. 2. We Help You Analyze You can playback your pictures to see how moles are evolving over time . You can also add color filters to help you identify malignant patterns. 3. We Send You Reminders When a mole hasn't been scanned in a while, we remind you of it. At intervals of your choosing. 4. Easily Share Your Data With a Doctor If you find a mole that concerns you, you can quickly share your mole history with a dermatologist near you. 5. Keep Your Family Healthy Check your moles and those of your family members directly from the same app. This app does *NOT* provide automated diagnoses. Automated diagnoses are inaccurate and can be very dangerous because of the possibility of false negatives. If you are concerned about a mole, go see a doctor immediately! Start tracking and stay healthy.

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MelApp - Melanoma Staging

Identify rapidly and accurately T, N, M parameters for melanoma staging, guiding you through the complex AJCC tables. Correct staging of melanoma is of fundamental importance for the correct treatment of patients suffering from this condition. In 2018, the eighth edition of the American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) T-N-M classification came into effect to improve the prognostic stratification of melanoma. Calculating the stage of melanoma may not be easy. MelApp is a supporting app that helps you navigate quickly and accurately through the complex AJCC tables. By simply selecting items from a drop-down menu, set according to the criteria of the AJCC tables, MelApp also allows you to identify the three T-N-M parameters. By cross-referencing the three values thus obtained, the final result, parameter S, will help you determine the stage of the lesion as identified by the AJCC tables and suggest possible follow-up indications. MelApp is developed by Meeter Congressi in collaboration with Melanoma Unit - University of Campania "Luigi Vanvitelli", Prof. Giuseppe Argenziano, Dr. Elvira Moscarella, Dr. Gabriella Brancaccio and Dr. Teresa Russo. Meeter Congressi and Melanoma Unit have developed MelApp based on the information contained in the AJCC Cancer Staging Manual. The definitions used are copyrighted by AJCC. We are not responsible for the academic accuracy or thoroughness of the information contained in the AJCC Cancer Staging Manual. Meeter Congressi and Melanoma Unit shall not be held liable for any damages arising out of the use of the information contained in MelApp, for any injury or damage to persons or property resulting from the use of the app or any of its features, including lost profits, punitive or exemplary damages, since it serves only as guidance support for the AJCC tables. MelApp is an entertainment tool for health care worker education and is not a diagnostic and therapeutic resource. MelApp is not a medical device. MelApp should not be used for the diagnosis or treatment of melanoma. Only a doctor can diagnose or treat melanoma. Possible follow-up indications are for guidance only. Only a doctor can diagnose or treat melanoma. MelApp is not intended to replace the results of the patient's medical history and objective examination.