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Dermatoscopy is a non-invasive and harmless technique in which lesions are magnified using a lens and incident light. It provides much more precise information than observation with the naked eye and is a valuable tool for dermatologists. It allows us by analyzing a series of patterns to lean towards a diagnosis of benignity or malignancy and is crucial in the diagnosis of pigmented lesions such as nevi, lentigines or any type of skin blemish.
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The term epiluminescence microscopy, dermoscopy or dermoscopy are synonyms. Digital dermoscopy is a diagnostic procedure consisting of indirect “in vivo” observation of pigmented lesions with a high-resolution color video camera adapted for dermoscopy and connected to a computer system. A suitable software allows the archiving of a large number of images. The digitalization of images facilitates direct comparison with maximum objectivity and accuracy in future visits. Additionally, it allows for creating body maps that help detect newly appearing moles and facilitate personalized monitoring. Digital dermatoscopy represents a significant advancement and has marked a before and after in the prevention and monitoring of skin cancer, increasing its sensitivity and reducing the practice of unnecessary biopsies and surgeries. Digital dermatoscopy allows us to digitize microscopic images of our moles for comparison each year. The examination can last between 20 and 60 minutes depending on the number of lesions. The Dermatology Service at HM Sanchinarro Hospital has one of the most powerful digital dermatoscopy systems: the Fotofinder.
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