7 Key Tech Trends Dominating The Dermatology Industry
As the world of digital healthcare continues to evolve how have the latest innovations been adopted within your practice? With changes occurring so quickly they might be hard to identity. Read on to discover seven key shifts in digital healthcare with a focus on the dermatology industry.
The Results Of Artificial Intelligence In Dermatology
How will intelligent dermatology tools impact your practice? This article investigates a study which tested the performance of a CNN to aid in melanoma detection against a group of dermatologists along with the potential benefits to the dermoscopy industry and patient outcomes.
MetaOptima: The Drive Behind Our Vision
With MetaOptima's recent accomplishments, we wanted to take this opportunity to talk about our vision. Our team works to empower medical experts with intelligent dermoscopy tools for skin cancer early detection and optimized care to support the fight against melanoma.
A Summary Of MetaOptima's Many 2018 Accomplishments
Although 2018 is only halfway complete, MetaOptima has already achieved many of its goals. Some of our biggest accomplishments include implementing our intelligent dermatology platform, DermEngine, in Australia and selling out of MoleScopes (mobile dermoscope) at WCD!
Future of Skin Cancer Diagnosis & Care Arrives in Australia
MetaOptima is excited to announce that DermEngine, the world’s most intelligent dermatology software, is officially launched in Australia. Marking a key advancement in the early detection of skin cancer, medical professionals will be equipped with advanced dermoscopy tools for optimized care.
MetaOptima Technology raises $8.6 million CAD
MetaOptima is proud to announce the successful raising of $8.6 million backed by Skip Capital & AirTree Ventures. Funds will be used to implement & build our intelligent dermatology platform, DermEngine, into the global dermatology industry beginning with Australia due to high rates of skin cancer.
Simplified Dermoscopy For Your Practice
As the rates of skin cancer continue to rise, many physicians have become the front line of defense for the early detection of these cases. Unfortunately, GPs have less experience detecting cancerous moles . How can dermoscopy tools provide a solution to this growing dissonance?
