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DermaSensor May Help Your Patients
DermaSensor May Help You

We’ve launched the world’s first point-and-click device that brings objective skin cancer assessment to primary care offices. You now have a tool to help evaluate patient skin cancer risk in just seconds.

Quick, point-and-click recordings collect and analyze non-visual spectral data quickly

Light-emitting tip non-invasively scans the lesion, receiving and analyzing spectral data at the cellular level from below the skin's surface

Wireless, ergonomic design makes the device intuitive to learn and easy to use

DermaSensor's proprietary algorithm provides an instant, objective result to support your clinical decision at the point of care


Assess the patient's lesions to identify those visually suggestive of skin cancer for which an objective risk assessment would be helpful.

Use DermaSensor to analyze those lesions of concern to receive an "Investigate Further" or "Monitor" result for each lesion

Counsel your patient on next steps, such as further investigating the lesion through a biopsy or specialist referral, or just monitoring the lesion having ruled out the need for an immediate biopsy or referral.

DermaSensor is not a camera or dermatoscope. DermaSensor uses pulses of light and elastic scattering spectroscopy to assess a lesion’s cellular and sub-cellular structures.
All clinical validation studies reported no adverse events, and studies showed DermaSensor sensitivity superior to GPs and similar to Dermatologists.1,3,4

DermaSensor’s spectroscopy technology showed a 88-97% sensitivity for melanoma (including highly atypical nevi) in three multi-year, multi-site prospective studies.1,3,4

Skin cancer detection results improved from 81% to 94% with use of the DermaSensor device.2
Risks
False-positive and false-negative results may lead to unnecessary care or to a malignant skin lesion not being optimally managed, respectively. However, it is important to note that biopsy is used to confirm pathology and that elastic scattering spectroscopy is to be used as an adjunctive tool to visual inspection and history-taking. See all Claims and Substantiations
DISCLAIMER: The DermaSensor Device is currently CE Marked and is available for sale in Australia.
FDA submission pending review; not available for sale in the United States.
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1Manolakos D, Rabinovitz H, Geisse J, Bonning M, Rodriguez-Diaz E, Bigio I, Cognetta A. Clinical Validation of a Handheld Elastic Scattering Spectroscopy-Artificial Intelligence Device. Presentation, AAD Innovations Academy, July 21-24, 2022.
2Tepedino K, Tablada A, Barnes E, Da Silva, T. Clinical Utility of a Handheld Elastic Scattering Spectroscopy Tool and Machine Learning on the Diagnosis and Management of Skin Cancer by Primary Care Physicians. Poster Presentation, SDPA Fall Conference, Nov 4-7, 2021.
3Hartman, R. Tepedino, K., Fung, MA., McNiff, JM., Grant-Kels, J. Clinical Validation of a Handheld Elastic Scattering Spectroscopic Device in the Evaluation of Lesions Suggestive of Melanoma, Presentation at the American Academy of Dermatologists Annual Meeting, Mar 24-28th, 2022.
4Data on file, DermaSensor, Inc.