Skin malformation assessment by triple wavelength imaging
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By
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Janis Spigulis
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Ilze Irbe
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Uldis Rubins
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Edgars Kviesis-Kipge
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Marta Skrastina
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July 1, 2026
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Clinical Scorecard: Evaluation of Skin Anomalies Using Triple Wavelength Imaging Techniques
At a Glance
| Category | Detail |
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| Condition | Skin anomalies and tumors |
| Key Mechanisms | Triple wavelength imaging (3WI) for high spectral and spatial resolution |
| Target Population | Individuals with skin malformations, including cancers |
| Care Setting | Dermatological practice |
Key Highlights
- 3WI provides snapshot imaging, reducing motion artefacts
- Improved spectral selectivity with bandwidth typically <0.1 nm
- Clinical validation conducted on volunteers with skin malformations
- Potential for routine implementation in dermatology
- Compact smartphone-compatible prototype developed for skin assessment
Guideline-Based Recommendations
Diagnosis
- Utilize 3WI for enhanced detection of skin tumors and lesions
Management
- Incorporate 3WI technology in routine dermatological assessments
Monitoring & Follow-up
- Apply 3WI for ongoing evaluation of skin anomalies
Risks
- Consider limitations of current imaging techniques compared to 3WI
Patient & Prescribing Data
Patients with diagnosed skin anomalies or tumors
3WI may facilitate advanced diagnostics and improve detection rates
Clinical Best Practices
- Adopt 3WI for non-invasive skin assessments
- Ensure uniform illumination during imaging for optimal results
- Utilize AI-based analysis for enhanced diagnostic criteria
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