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WoundKare: An Augmented Reality-Based Intelligent Wound Management System Using DeepSkin Analytics

Author: Waqas Javaid

Abstract

Older wounds have increasing concerns in age care facilities due to low mobility, poor circulation and delay in the treatment associated with older population. For effective treatment, it is important to evaluate the wound’s accurate and timely but traditional wound management methods, is more dependent on subjective visual evaluation of health workers. This article Woundkare presents a new mobile-based application that integrates the improved reality (AR) with intensive learning model-dipped skin front wound detection, tissue classification and for tissue classification and dimensional analysis [1] [8]. By allowing patients or caregivers to upload wound images through user -friendly interfaces, the system automatically identifies the boundaries of the wound and classifies the tissue in the wound to a clinically relevant categories: necrotic (black), slowly (yellow/green), epithelialization (pink) and forms (red). In addition, this calculates significantly wounded matrix such as length, width, area and volume. This purpose and automated solution are designed to make clinical decisions, reduce clinical variability and improve treatment outcomes through data -driven monitoring. In the age of care, the utility of the application is particularly emphasized, where the wound is high and persistent clinical assessment may not be possible.

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