Press and hold to see the prior visit

De novo. Not present at the prior visit. No depth ruler on this photo. Size not measured.

78 spots matched by hand

Every visit aligned. Every spot remembered.

The reference layer beside your EMR. Every visit aligned, every spot linked, change measured in millimeters. The doctor stays the clinician.

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Photographs: ISIC Archive, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and Hillman Cancer Center, CC BY 4.0. Registered offline by Constellation.

29: poses in a visit
78: spots matched in the pair above
1: spot that was not there before

The record

Photographs in folders are not a record. This is.

A second pair, published and de identified. The same lower leg at two visits, registered by Constellation. Drag the divider.

The same lower leg at two visits, registered. A lesion is present at the second visit where the first was unremarkable. — Pizzichetta et al., Cancers 2023, CC BY 4.0

Pizzichetta et al., Cancers 2023, CC BY 4.0

The dial

It defaults to zero.

Constellation surfaces change only as far as you turn the dial. Off is the default. Press and hold a level to see what it would show you. Let go and it returns to Off.

The dial

Fainter than the prior visit, lower confidence

Nothing flagged

The room

Captured at rooming, on the iPad already on the cart.

Twenty nine poses in a fixed walk order. The prior visit ghosts under the viewfinder so the same pose lands the same way. The exam itself is never interrupted.

Walk order

0 of 29 poses captured

Head, front
Head, right
Head, left
Head, back
Scalp, vertex
Right arm, posterior lateral
Right arm, anterior lateral
Right arm, medial
Right forearm, dorsomedial
Right forearm, dorsolateral
Right forearm, ventral
Left arm, posterior lateral
Left arm, anterior lateral
Left arm, medial
Left forearm, dorsomedial
Left forearm, dorsolateral
Left forearm, ventral
Right leg, anteromedial
Right leg, anterolateral
Left leg, anteromedial
Left leg, anterolateral
Both legs, posterior
Feet, plantar
Back
Full body, back
Full body, front
Chest and abdomen
Flank, left
Flank, right

Head, front

Head, front
Head, right
Head, left
Head, back
Scalp, vertex
Right arm, posterior lateral
Right arm, anterior lateral
Right arm, medial
Right forearm, dorsomedial
Right forearm, dorsolateral
Right forearm, ventral
Left arm, posterior lateral
Left arm, anterior lateral
Left arm, medial
Left forearm, dorsomedial
Left forearm, dorsolateral
Left forearm, ventral
Right leg, anteromedial
Right leg, anterolateral
Left leg, anteromedial
Left leg, anterolateral
Both legs, posterior
Feet, plantar
Back
Full body, back
Full body, front
Chest and abdomen
Flank, left
Flank, right

The boundary

Constellation stops at the end of the exam.

The note, the orders and the biopsies stay in your EMR. Constellation is not an EMR. It is the reference layer beside one.

Constellation

The photographs
The alignment
The spot record
The measurement
Per photo consent

End of exam

Your EMR

The note
Orders
Biopsies
Coding
Scheduling

EMA by ModMed, EZDerm, and others

Millimeters

A number that says how sure it is.

With a LiDAR iPhone or iPad in the room, every spot is measured in millimeters with an error bar. Without one, Constellation says so in plain words instead of guessing.

The de novo spot at ten times, from the second visit.

Size

Not measured

No depth ruler on this photo. Size not measured.

No new hardware. The iPad on your rooming cart. One LiDAR iPhone in the building turns on millimeter mode.

Per provider, per month. No capital, no per photo fees. Total body photography has its own CPT code, 96904.

Who built it

A practicing dermatologist and a software engineer.

Built in a working dermatology clinic, on the visit the practice already runs. One founding clinic today.

A practicing dermatologist

Runs the clinic the product was built inside, and rules on every clinical decision in it.

A software engineer

Builds the alignment, the record and the surfaces it runs on.