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1. Improving skin cancer management with ARTificial intelligence: A pre-post intervention trial of an artificial intelligence system used as a diagnostic aid for skin cancer management in a real-world specialist dermatology setting

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Claire Felmingham, Yan Pan, Yonatan Kok, John Kelly, Douglas Gin, Jennifer Nguyen, Michelle Goh, Alex Chamberlain, Amanda Oakley, Simon Tucker, William Berry, Mark Darling, Dale Jobson, Aaron Robinson, Sara de Menezes, Charlie Wang, Anneliese Willems, Catriona McLean, William Cranwell, Nikki Adler, Miki Wada, Peter Foley, Jane Brack, Simon Cumming, Gabrielle Byars, Adrian Bowling, Zongyuan Ge, Martin Haskett, Rory Wolfe, Victoria Mar, Sarah Brennand, Christopher Chew, Sarah Chivers, Alvin Chong, Rachael Davenport, Aakriti Gupta, Emma Hiscutt, Anthony Honigman, Matthew Howard, Rebekka Jerjen, Minhee Kim, Jane Li, Wenyuan Liu, Helena Lolatgis, Zhi Mei Low, Priska McDonald, Blake Mumford, Diana Norris, Hugh Roberts, Sarah Smithson, Edmund Wee, Gwyneth Natalie Wong, Mabel Yan, and Michaela Zallmann

Subjects
Dermatology
Published
2023
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2. A painless swelling of the left face

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Abhirup Biswas, Bret Wehrli, Taylor McGuire, and Mark Darling

Subjects
Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and imaging, Dentistry (miscellaneous), Surgery, Oral Surgery, Pathology and Forensic Medicine
Published
2022

5. TMJ Changes in Adolescent TMD Patients Seen on MRI in Clinical Setting

Author

Nan, Su, Renee, Poon, Lawrence, Friedman, Mark, Darling, and Miriam, Grushka

Subjects
Adult, Male, Adolescent, Temporomandibular Joint, Age Factors, Joint Dislocations, Mandibular Condyle, Middle Aged, Temporomandibular Joint Disorders, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Osteoarthritis, Temporomandibular Joint Disc, Humans, Female, Child, Aged, Retrospective Studies
Abstract

To determine whether temporomandibular joint (TMJ) changes are similar between adolescent and older TMJ disorder (TMD) patients, a retrospective chart review for TMJ MRIs was done for disc and bone changes. Patients were divided into adolescent, adult and elderly groups.The groups had similar prevalence of joint changes and number of joints involved. Disc changes were more prevalent in adolescents (p = 0.008), while bone changes were more prevalent in the elderly group (p = 0.10). Anterior disc displacement was the most common finding and was most prevalent in adolescents (p0.001).Adolescents display similar disc/bone changes in their TMJ as older TMD patients.

Published
2015

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