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REFLECTED ULTRAVIOLET PHOTOGRAPHYAuthors: Prof. Robin Williams and Gigi Williams Biomedical applications of reflected ultraviolet photography:
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Figure 63. Delineation of ephelides. |
Figure 64. Detailed view of ephelides. |
Figure 65. Increase in melanin. |
Figure 66. An example of melasma. |
Figure 67. Reduction of melanin in vitiligo. |
Figure 68. Less obvious case of vitiligo. |
Figure 69. Surface detail of skin. |
Figure 70. Surface detail in episcleritis. |
Figure 71. Delineation of contact dermatitis. |
Figure 72. A case of Molluscum contagiosum. |
Figure 73. Specimen photography. |
Figure 74. Specimen of neuroblastoma. |
Figure 75. Sutton's pigmented lesion of the skin. |
Figure 76. Detection of bruising. |
Figure 77. A bruise over three months. |
Figure 78. Detection of forgery. |
Figure 79. Proteas. |
Figure 80. A selection of flowers. |
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