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. 2013 Apr 30;3(2):41–48. doi: 10.5826/dpc.0302a05

TABLE 2.

Diagnostic accuracy of the face-to-face dermatologist and the two teledermoscopists in relation to the specific primary diagnosis and the classification of the lesion in different diagnostic categories. [Copyright: ©2013 Börve et al.]

Diagnostic level FTF (95% CI)* TD 1 (95% CI)* TD 2* (95% CI)*
Primary diagnosis 66.7% (54.9–76.6%) 50.7% (39.2–62.2%) 60.9% (49.1–71.5%)
Benign vs malignant 87.0% (77.0–93.0%) 75.4% (64.0–84.0%) 79.7% (68.8–87.5%)
Melanocytic vs non-melanocytic 89.9% (80.5–95.0%) 84.1% (73.7–90.9%) 92.8% (84.1–96.9%)
Combination** 79.7% (68.8–87.5%) 68.1% (56.4–77.9%) 76.8% (65.6–85.2%)
*

FTF, Face-to-face dermatologist; TD 1, Teledermoscopist 1; TD 2, Teledermoscopist 2; CI, Confidence interval.

**

Combination of correct classification as benign or malignant and melanocytic or non-melanocytic.