How do you incorporate smart phone microscopy into your clinical assessment of Raynaud's?

I don’t personally use smartphone microscopy in the clinic. I use a commercially available nailfold cap device, which has associated software for analyzing the images and formulating a report that is uploaded to the patient’s medical record.

Assessment of nailfold capillaries is crucial in evaluating Raynaud’s phenomenon and detecting early connective tissue disease, especially when symptoms are newly emerging. A standard dermatoscope at the bedside is sufficient to obtain high-quality information about nailfold capillary morphology and...