Swiss researchers who used the phone cameras to send pictures of wounds (chronic leg ulcerations in this case) to specialists in remote locations say doctors felt fairly comfortable diagnosing the wounds from the photos.

The study involved 52 patients with 61 chronic leg ulcers who were seen in an outpatient clinic. Investigators had a physician on site diagnose the wounds, then sent photos of the wounds to two other physicians at remote locations to get their assessment of the wounds as well. Overall, the remote physicians were able to diagnose the wounds in 82 percent of the cases. Agreement between the various physicians was high, suggesting the cell phone photos could accurately convey the information doctors need to make a diagnosis.

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The development of camera phone resolution and quality will definitely helps the doctors. In the future, with the helps of fast wireless network and quality video camera on mobile phone, doctors can receive clearer videos and pictures wirelessly.

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