...) is a fundus imaging device that works on the principle of indirect ophthalmoscopy. However, it works as a fundus camera due to its ability to capture fundus images and record them. The device consists of a slot for a smartphone and 20 D lens with optional 28 D lens (Fig. 1 ). The device is specially...

... Abstract Methods to assess quality of life and recovery after endoscopic endonasal surgery (EES) for sellar lesions are limited and often biased by subjective patient-reported assessments. Objective in-situ assessments are lacking. Smartphone-based digital phenotyping has been increasingly...

... phenotyping: an overarching framework to capture our extended mental states . Lancet Psychiatry . 2018 ; 5 ( 3 ): 194 – 5 . 10. Grunerbl A , Muaremi A , Osmani V , Bahle G , Ohler S , Troster G , . Smartphone-based recognition of states and state changes in bipolar...

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... characteristics, and then it has to be downloaded to a smartphone from a secure website. All of the patient's results and data are then made available for consultation at all times by authorized caregivers, enabling remote monitoring to be performed. The second program analyzes the results and automatically...

... Abstract Since the internet globalization started in the 1990s, the society has experienced a fast-growing pace of change. Many cultural and social habits were modified, and new experiences of communication and networking became the “new normal,” like using smartphones and application software...

... Abstract The Internet’s increasing prevalence, along with the user-friendly nature of smartphones and the ease of access to virtual spaces, creates a vast and practical domain for digital communication. In this context, obtaining online information plays a crucial role in promoting health...

... in the strategies that use technology to connect patients and healthcare providers. Telenephrology is a channel of communication that facilitates the access to the nephrologist for both primary care physicians and patients and has been implemented in several countries. Applications for smartphones are frequently...

... patients cope with the disease. Currently, the DID is available as a free app for smartphones. Nutritional management is recognized as one of the cornerstones of diabetes care [ 1 ]. In fact, a correct diet translates into the prevention of both acute complications (hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia...

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... implementation of interventions [ 7 , 8 ]. Mobile phone apps are also becoming increasingly popular for health promotion among adolescents, as most youngsters own a smartphone and especially because at-risk or underserved groups possess access to new mobile phone technology [ 9 ]. Expert-recommended...

... detectable by the naked eye [ 7 , 8 , 9 ].The range of uses of such devices has recently been enhanced by dermatoscopes that can be attached to smartphones, making them mobile devices, thus leading to a subspecialty of teledermoscopy. Furthermore, in addition to such devices being used by doctors during...

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... vestibular loss detected in pediatric patients using a smartphone-based test of the subjective visual vertical. Int J Pediatr Otorhinolaryngol 2015;79:2094-2098. 21. Bruininks R, Bruininks B: BOT-2 Bruininks-Oseretsky Test of Motor Proficiency, ed 2. Circle Pines, AGS Publishing, 2005. 22. Oyewumi M...

.... For mobile devices (i.e., smartphone, tablet) several commercial microscope clip-on type attachments are available. This places the mobile device’s camera in-line with the objective field of view when capturing images. A few studies have demonstrated the feasibility of utilizing smartphones for performing...

... benefits [ 42 ]. However, the authors also noted that such efforts require additional research and a multidisciplinary approach. Additional support may enable delivery of time- and context-relevant prevention interventions enabled by advances in technology, including smartphone sun safety apps and UV...

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... the kidney health initiative on advancing technologies to facilitate remote monitoring of patient self-care in RRT. Clin J Am Soc Nephrol 2017; 12: 1900–1909. 6. Ong SW, Jassal SV, Miller JA, Porter EC, Cafazzo JA, Seto E, Thorpe KE, Logan AG: Integrating a smartphone-based self-management system...

.... Shade as an environmental design tool for skin cancer prevention. Am J Public Health. 2018;108:1607–12. doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2018.304700 43. Hacker E, Horsham C, Vagenas D, Jones L, Lowe J, Janda M. A mobile technology intervention with ultraviolet radiation dosimeters and smartphone apps for skin...