Table 2.
(a) ARA vs rating of the dermatologist; (b) ARA unable to perform analysis vs rating of the dermatologist
| (a) | Rating dermatologist, n (%)a | Total of rating ARA, n | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Green | Yellow | Red | |||
| ARA | Green | 27 (79*) | 5 (15**) | 2 (6***) | 34 |
| Yellow | 26 (87*) | 3 (10**) | 1 (3***) | 30 | |
| Red | 38 (84*) | 1 (2**) | 6 (13***) | 45 | |
| Total rating dermatologist, n | 91 | 9 | 9 | 109 | |
| (b) | Rating dermatologist, n (%) | Total, n (%) | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Green | Yellow | Red | ||
| ARA unable to perform analysis, n | 73 (81) | 5 (6) | 12 (13) | 90 (100) |
a
Percentage of the ARA that was given, respectively, a green*/yellow**/red*** rating by the dermatologist.
ARA, automated risk assessment.
Benign lesions were rated as green; lesions like atypical naevi, which should be followed up by the participant, were rated as yellow; and (pre)malignant lesions that needed physician's consultation were rated as red by the dermatologist.