AI FOR DERMATOLOGISTS
Track the evolution of each lesion and the response to treatment between visits
Itaca brings together the conversation, background, and your description of findings to prepare a reviewable note. It also helps you consult sources and prepare patient instructions from the context of the visit.
MORE THAN DOCUMENTATION
A platform for comprehensive dermatological consultation
Combine documentation, continuity, answers with sources, and documents without relying on a generic tool.
Documentation while attending
Record reason, background, distribution, morphology described by the professional, symptoms, treatment, and plan in a draft ready for adjustment.
Context between meetings
Compare evolution, extent, symptoms, response, adherence, tolerance, and changes between visits without rereading full notes.
Documents to continue the work
Prepare instructions, care instructions, references, requests, or summaries from the information reviewed during the encounter. Learn the documents that Itaca can help prepare.
Clinical responses with sources
Consult guidelines, therapeutic options, monitoring, or care with a focused response and verifiable references. Open the references and review them.
deep research for further exploration
Review multiple sources when you need to compare recommendations, populations, or follow-up strategies for a dermatological question. See how it organizes sources, dates, and relevant fragments.
BEFORE, DURING, AND AFTER
More clarity from the first description to the control
Dermatological documentation gains value when language, location, and evolution remain comparable.
Before the appointment
Retrieve skin history, allergies, previous treatments, exposures, and provided documents. Identify the primary reason before mixing it with secondary findings.
During the meeting
Document location, distribution, observed morphology, associated symptoms, and examination performed using the vocabulary you use. Itaca structures what was dictated or discussed for review.
When comparing the evolution
Record changes in extent, symptoms, available clinical photographs, response, and tolerance. The professional interprets images and decides which comparison is clinically valid.
After
Prepare care instructions, guidelines, warning signs, studies, referrals, or follow-up from the reviewed note. This avoids transcribing the same information into multiple documents.
THE REAL WORK OF THE SPECIALTY
An accurate description must remain useful in the next query
The structure helps recognize what was observed, what changed, and what was agreed upon without replacing the dermatological examination.
- Reason, timeline, and associated symptoms.
- Location, distribution, and morphology described by the dermatologist.
- Background, previous exposures, and treatments.
- Documented extent or severity with the method used.
- Indicated treatment, actual use, response, and tolerance.
- Care plan, education, warning signs, and follow-up.
See the full development in the dermatological follow-up guide.
Practical example
How to organize a dermatological check-up
The example shows the order of a note; it does not interpret photographs or propose a course of action.
Available context
A patient returns to review the progression of a dermatosis and treatment tolerance. They provide previous photographs and describe changes since the last follow-up.
Draft for review
- Reason and reported evolution.
- Location, distribution, and current description.
- Symptoms and associated factors.
- Treatment used, adherence and tolerance.
- Professional comparison with previous information.
- Assessment, care, plan, and follow-up date.
The dermatologist performs the exam, interprets the images, and decides the management. Itaca helps maintain a clear and comparable record.
For individual practice and for teams
In individual consultation, a consistent structure speeds up check-ups. In a clinic, it facilitates continuity between dermatology, primary care, pediatrics, or other areas and allows preparing instructions and referrals from the same context.
You can use the Itaca mobile app when the flow requires it or to know the Clinic software if several professionals need to share context, templates, and continuity.
Protected information and professional control
Itaca organizes information and prepares drafts for review. The professional retains responsibility for the evaluation, decisions, and final documents. Check current details of security and privacy.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
AI questions for dermatology
Does Itaca diagnose from a photograph?
No. This page does not feature image interpretation or automated diagnosis. The dermatologist performs the exam and documents their findings.
Can you help compare the evolution?
It can organize descriptions, symptoms, treatments, and documented changes between visits. The professional decides whether the comparison is valid.
Can I consult clinical sources?
Yes. You can review referenced answers or use deep research for broader research.
Is it useful for preparing patient instructions?
You can help draft them from the already reviewed plan. The professional confirms that they are correct and appropriate.
Can I use my own terminology and template?
Yes. You can start from the format you already use and adapt it to your consultation workflow.
End the consultation with a clear note and the follow-up prepared
Try Itaca to document consistently, review sources, and reduce repeated work.
