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Deep learning equal to dermatologists in classifying lip disorders

Lip cancers are relatively rare, but early diagnosis is important for a good outcome. Unfortunately, many patients experience a delay in diagnosis. A new machine learning method, deep convolutional neural networks (DCNNs), uses algorithms which can reportedly be used to classify dermatological diseases at the same standard as board‐certified dermatologists. However, this has not been verified for locations such as the lips, scalp, and genitals.