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Thanatchaporn Jindanil¹, Lianyi Xu^1,2, Rocharles Cavalcante Fontenele¹

¹OMFS-IMPATH Research Group, Department of Imaging and Pathology, Faculty of Medicine, KU Leuven, Leuven, Belgium.

Orthodontics & craniofacial research

|June 6, 2024

概括

智能手机扫描应用程序 (SSA) 为医疗用途提供具有成本效益的面部扫描. 虽然52个SSA可以在临床上应用,但只有13个具有科学验证,强调需要谨慎.

科学领域:

医疗技术医疗技术医学技术
数字健康数字健康
3D成像是3D成像中的一种.

背景情况:

智能手机扫描应用程序 (SSA) 正在成为医疗面部扫描的可访问,椅子上的工具.
尽管广泛采用,但这些应用的临床验证仍然有限.
本次审查涉及SSA用于医疗目的的功能,临床可用性和科学验证.

研究的目的:

识别能够进行面部扫描的智能手机扫描应用程序 (SSA).
为了确定哪些SSA适合临床使用.
评估SSA在医疗应用中的科学验证.

主要方法:

在应用商店和科学文献数据库 (PubMed,Scopus等) 进行了对SSA的技术搜索. 从2022年8月到2023年12月.
资格标准集中在使用SSA用于临床目的的英语文章上.
数据提取和验证由多个审稿人进行.

主要成果:

确定了63个3D对象扫描应用程序,其中52个提供面部扫描.
在56篇科学文章中报告了13个特定的SSA,用于数字工作流集成或概念验证研究.
这些经过验证的SSA包括123D Catch,3D Creator,Bellus 3D Dental Pro等.

结论:

52 SSA在技术上能够进行面部扫描,并提供成本效益和便携性等临床优势.
重要的是,只有13种SSA经过了医学用途的科学验证.
强调对SSA局限性的认识和临床验证的必要性.

关键词:

数字技术数字技术的使用.面部扫描扫描器扫描面部扫描器审查审查审查审查审查审查智能手机的智能手机智能手机的智能手机.

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