On Using a Mobile Application to Support Teledermatology: A Case Study in an Underprivileged Area in Colombia

Table 1

The parameters that the application takes into account to describe dermatologic lesions.

Parameter	Possible values
Birth date	—
Sex	Female, male
Phototype (Fitzpatrick scale)	Phototype I, phototype II, phototype III, phototype IV, phototype V, phototype VI
Lesion type	Atrophic, cyst, macule, nodule, patch, plaque, pustule, ulcer, vesicle
Shape	Annular, circinate, dome-shaped, ragged, oval, pedunculated, rounded, umbilicated
Lesion number	Disseminated, multiple, recurrent, solitary
Lesion distribution	Asymmetrical, confluent, scattered, symmetrical
Affected areas	Abdomen, genital, arm, dorsal, buttocks, chest, foot, hand, ears, face, finger, hand, nail, finger, head, leg, neck, palmar, hair, plantar, finger, foot, nail
Border	Poorly demarcated, well demarcated
Appearance date	—
Symptoms	Alopecia, blanching, desquamation, pain, edema, eruption, excoriation, exfoliation, hemorrhage, pigmentation, pruritus, fever, facial paralysis, weight loss, systemic symptoms
Past	Anemia, arthritis, malnutrition, diabetes, epileptic, hypertension, hypotension, myocarditis, neuropathy