Narrow a rash differential from a phone photo
A rash I rarely see has turned up with no dermatologist to ask, and I want a structured differential instead of a guess.
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Source check: 2026-11-11 · Physician review: not yet recorded
The workflow
- Check the current Elite subscription terms and install the mobile app for the skin-photo workflow.
- In the app, choose "Analyze a skin photo" under AI-Powered Workflows and read the safety and confidentiality guidance it shows.
- Take the photo inside the app, framed tightly on the lesion, following your hospital's rules on patient photos and keeping anything that identifies the patient out of frame.
- From the top three suggested lesion types, confirm the best match or change it.
- Answer the follow-up questions to narrow the differential, then compare each candidate against the image library before deciding.
Tools and cost
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Individual self-service
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What the evidence supports
VisualDx’s FAQ describes image-based lesion-type suggestions with confidence scores and leading matches. It does not report diagnostic accuracy for this workflow.
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Where it goes wrong
A lesion-type suggestion is not a diagnosis. Check the product’s supported use and photo-handling terms, then integrate examination and clinical context yourself.