Clinical photography guidance

Posted on December 20, 2011 by admin

Hi all, I’m a regular viewer on here, but have never posted (am a little shy!!!) MANY, many months ago, when the VP ‘needling’ thread was first started, somebody very kindly posted some guidance on clinical photography, in order to maximise the quality of the images (I have a feeling it MIGHT have been Mr Doug Ritchie???) I have a project up and coming, which will require me to take some photos of VPS; does anyone have any experience and/or advice on how to achieve the best results please? In addition, does anybody have any guidance on objectively measuring the dimensions of lesions, in order to chronicle a course of treatment in a patient’s notes

Link:
Clinical photography guidance

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