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Development of a wearable CMOS-based contact imaging system for real-time skin condition diagnosis

Nils Petitdidier, Anne Koenig, Rémi Gerbelot, Sylvain Gioux, and Jean-Marc Dinten

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Abstract

Skin condition diagnosis is a critical issue in a great number of pathologies. We have developed a CMOS-based instrument for the measurement of skin properties in contact with tissue from spatially resolved diffuse reflectance imaging.

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