Myiasis in a scalp wound as a complication of neglected pediculosis capitis: a case report
Abstract
performs very well in constructing representations of normal-appearing skin, which may have implications for augmenting existing dermatology images for use in the training of future domain-specific models including smartphone-based clinical or dermoscopic image diagnosis. Future work may further elucidate the potential of DALL-E 2 for this application, as well as other potential uses for image generation such as virtual training environments, patient education, or device/product design.
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