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has title	Teledermatology for COVID‐19 cutaneous lesions: substitute or supplement?
Creator	Mondor, Hôpital Duong, T Bagot, M Bouaziz, J Cassius, C Duong, Tu Fiani, C Frumholtz, L Kahla, Ben Mrad, M Petit, A Skayem, C Zuelgaray, E
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abstract	In the context of COVID‐19 pandemic, teledermatology is being favored over in‐person consultation in order to avoid the possibility of virus transmission(1). In France, COVID‐19 wasn't known to cause cutaneous manifestations before April 6(th) 2020, when an alert about possible associated skin symptoms was raised to the general public and the professional social network(2–4). We aimed to assess the impact of alerting about COVID‐associated lesions on the activity of urgent teledermatology (TD) and the activity of dermatologic emergencies unit (DEU) of two university hospitals during this pandemic.
has issue date	2020-05-18(xsd:dateTime)
bibo:doi	10.1111/jdv.16630
bibo:pmid	32422693
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schema:url	https://doi.org/10.1111/jdv.16630
resource representing a document's title	Teledermatology for COVID‐19 cutaneous lesions: substitute or supplement?
has PubMed Central identifier	PMC7276807
has PubMed identifier	32422693
schema:publication	J Eur Acad Dermatol Venereol
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is part of of	In the context of COVID‐19 pandemic, teledermatology is being favored over in‐person consultation in order to avoid the possibility of virus transmission(1). In France, COVID‐19 wasn't known to cause cutaneous manifestations before April 6(th) 2020, when an alert about possible associated skin symptoms was raised to the general public and the professional social network(2–4). We aimed to assess the impact of alerting about COVID‐associated lesions on the activity of urgent teledermatology (TD) and the activity of dermatologic emergencies unit (DEU) of two university hospitals during this pandemic. covid:184f1709105a9590eaaa24bb4018c8e68bd6de38#body_text Teledermatology for COVID‐19 cutaneous lesions: substitute or supplement?

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