DERM
What for
DERM is an AI-powered skin lesion analysis device designed for pre-symptomatic screening, triage, and evaluation of malignant lesions – such as melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma – without invasive procedures.
DERM combines:
Digital dermatoscope: A high-resolution medical camera for capturing images of moles.
Artificial Intelligence (AI): Capable of recognizing signs of suspicious lesions, based on numerous studies and datasets (over 180,000 examined individuals).
Within minutes, DERM contributes to the detection of suspicious high-risk skin lesions, with 99.9% accuracy in ruling out melanoma.
If high-risk signs are detected, immediate referral to a dermatologist for further evaluation is made – without delays.
DERM supports early detection through AI but does not replace dermatological screening and examination by a dermatologist (also known as "digital mole mapping"), which is recommended annually depending on individual risk factors.
Additionally, every individual – regardless of the DERM result – who has not undergone a dermatological examination in the last 6 months should be actively encouraged to proceed with a full dermatological check-up.
*DERM can support the evaluation of up to 5 moles per examination.
Why trust DERM?
✓ Non-invasive
✓ Painless
✓ Immediate results
✓ Clinically proven accuracy
✓ 97% accuracy in detecting skin cancer
✓ 99.9% accuracy in ruling out melanoma
DERM can detect suspicious lesions/conditions such as:
Melanoma
Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC)
Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC)
Intraepidermal Carcinoma / Bowen’s Disease (IEC)
Actinic Keratosis (AK)
Atypical Nevus (AN)
Benign vascular lesions
Seborrheic Keratosis
Dermatofibroma
Solar Lentigo
Benign melanocytic nevus
Which skin conditions are excluded from DERM evaluation?
Skin conditions such as rashes, eczema, infectious diseases, lupus, etc., where there is no concern for skin cancer.
Lesions too large for the DERM dermatoscope.
Open or ulcerated lesions.
Previously biopsied areas.
Areas with significant hair growth.
Areas with tattoos.
Over scars.
Body sites such as nails, eyes, mucous membranes, soles of the feet, or palms of the hands.
Contact and consult Affidea Patision Diagnostic Center for more information and appointments.
What for - DERM
DERM is an AI-powered skin lesion analysis device designed for pre-symptomatic screening, triage, and evaluation of malignant lesions – such as melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma – without invasive procedures.
DERM combines:
Digital dermatoscope: A high-resolution medical camera for capturing images of moles.
Artificial Intelligence (AI): Capable of recognizing signs of suspicious lesions, based on numerous studies and datasets (over 180,000 examined individuals).
Within minutes, DERM contributes to the detection of suspicious high-risk skin lesions, with 99.9% accuracy in ruling out melanoma.
If high-risk signs are detected, immediate referral to a dermatologist for further evaluation is made – without delays.
DERM supports early detection through AI but does not replace dermatological screening and examination by a dermatologist (also known as "digital mole mapping"), which is recommended annually depending on individual risk factors.
Additionally, every individual – regardless of the DERM result – who has not undergone a dermatological examination in the last 6 months should be actively encouraged to proceed with a full dermatological check-up.
*DERM can support the evaluation of up to 5 moles per examination.
Why trust DERM?
✓ Non-invasive
✓ Painless
✓ Immediate results
✓ Clinically proven accuracy
✓ 97% accuracy in detecting skin cancer
✓ 99.9% accuracy in ruling out melanoma
DERM can detect suspicious lesions/conditions such as:
Melanoma
Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC)
Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC)
Intraepidermal Carcinoma / Bowen’s Disease (IEC)
Actinic Keratosis (AK)
Atypical Nevus (AN)
Benign vascular lesions
Seborrheic Keratosis
Dermatofibroma
Solar Lentigo
Benign melanocytic nevus
Which skin conditions are excluded from DERM evaluation?
Skin conditions such as rashes, eczema, infectious diseases, lupus, etc., where there is no concern for skin cancer.
Lesions too large for the DERM dermatoscope.
Open or ulcerated lesions.
Previously biopsied areas.
Areas with significant hair growth.
Areas with tattoos.
Over scars.
Body sites such as nails, eyes, mucous membranes, soles of the feet, or palms of the hands.
Contact and consult Affidea Patision Diagnostic Center for more information and appointments.
