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@Article{info:doi/10.2196/jmir.1.suppl1.e19, author="Eysenbach, G. and Paessler, J. and Diepgen, TL", title="COM6 /485: Dermis.net - from a Dermatology Internet Atlas to a Dermatology Internet Portal Site", journal="J Med Internet Res", year="1999", month="Sep", day="19", volume="1", number="suppl1", pages="e19", keywords="Portal sites; Dermatology", abstract="Introduction: To provide an image collection and entry point into dermatological resources on the World Wide Web, we have developed an image database (Dermatological Online Atlas--DOIA), which is now being transformed into a Internet portal site ``Dermatology Information System'' (DermIS), providing an entry point for dermatologists and consumers . Methods: The Web site runs on a WinNT Internet Server. Interactive components are programmed using Delphi, JAVA, JavaScript and Active Server Pages. Image information is stored in an Access database. Results: The database, which is freely available on the Internet at http://dermis.net, contains about 3,000 clinical images covering more than 600 dermatological diagnoses. It is designed for world-wide use; international submissions are encouraged. It serves as a teaching tool for medical students, doctors and patients, assists professional users by being an easy gateway to other databases such as MEDLINE, PDQ, and OMIM and serves as a platform for conducting research by means of administering Internet surveys to users. With more than 3000 distinct users per day, among them approximately 50{\%} consumers, the Web site is one of the leading medical Web-sites in Germany. Discussion: With a further strengthening of textual information and interactive components, we envisage that the Online Atlas will become a universal starting point (portal site) for users seeking dermatological information on the Web. ", issn="1438-8871", doi="10.2196/jmir.1.suppl1.e19", url="http://www.jmir.org/1999/suppl1/e19/", url="https://doi.org/10.2196/jmir.1.suppl1.e19" }Fetched URL: https://www.jmir.org/article/export/bib/jmir_v1isuppl1e19
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