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Quali-quantitative analysis in the spectrophotometric diagnosis of cutaneous melanoma

This article presents a set of software tools which are used in conjunction with spectrophotometric technology to support the quali-quantitative analysis of pigmented lesions and their classification as either benign or malignant on the basis of their dominant spectral features. The software components interact with their hardware counterparts to acquire, reduce and analyse spectral images of the lesion directly from the patient’s skin. While the system is not intended to replace the specialist’s judgment in the diagnosis of melanoma, there is an indication that clearly negative cases can be discriminated against unclear cases requiring further investigation.