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Guide the camera toward the relevant area, ask about symptoms, and clarify what the patient has noticed over time.
Practice use cases
Show Ansha what’s changed.
Describe what you’ve noticed in your own language. Turn on the camera, share an earlier photo, or open a report on screen. Ansha can ask for a better view, put observations in context, and explain what deserves a closer look.
Visual consultation
Inside a visual consultation.
Compare the evidence
Compare the same area across views. Identify lighting or angle differences. When the evidence supports it, explain a provisional grade using the practice’s chosen scale.
Review the next step
Read back what the patient reported and what Ansha observed. Ask permission to share the findings and open questions when physician review is appropriate.
Illustrative consultation · Fictional patient · English audio and captions
Has my part changed?
Live camera · Getting a clear view
My part looks wider lately. I’ve turned on my camera. Can you see what I mean?
Read Dev’s reply
I can see the front of your part. There’s a patch of glare right in the middle, though. Could you tilt the camera a little higher and turn away from the window? That’s better. I can see the part more clearly now. When did you first notice the change, and have you felt any itching or soreness?
Shared photo · Comparing the same area
About six months ago. No itching or soreness. I’ve uploaded a photo from last summer. Does it look different?
Read Dev’s reply
Let’s look at them together. In the photo from last summer, there’s a narrow line of scalp down the middle. In today’s view, a little more scalp shows through along that same line. The older photo is darker, so I’d be careful about how much change we read into it. Do you have a previous scalp assessment we could compare?
Shared screen · Interpreting an earlier report
I’m sharing the old report on my screen. It says “Sinclair grade 2.” Where would you place me today?
Read Dev’s reply
I can see that entry. Looking at your scalp today, I’d provisionally put the visible pattern around grade two as well. The widening is mainly along the central part. That describes what we can see. The cause is still an open question. With your permission, I can send the physician both views, the earlier grade, and the six months of change you described.
What the physician receives with permission
Six months of change reported. No itching or soreness reported. Central part widening visible today. Earlier report recorded Sinclair grade 2. Today’s provisional visual estimate is around grade 2. Different lighting limits comparison with last summer’s photo. The patient wants to understand the cause.
Sinclair grading scale reference ↗Practice setup
What you’ll need.
Camera, screen or file sharing enabled by the patient, a practice-approved assessment scale, and a clinician review workflow.
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