White typhoon is a common colour-deficient skin disease that is typically symptomatic of the presence of irregularly shaped white specks with clear boundaries on the skin. In order to accurately diagnose white phoenix, doctors usually use a variety of tests to ensure the accuracy of the diagnosis. This paper will provide details of four commonly used methods of white phoenix screening.
1 Wood light check
Wood Lamp Inspection is a method of checking skin exposure using ultraviolet light. Under the Woodlight, white spots of the white wind show pure white or blue white fluorescent, in stark contrast to the normal skin around it. This method of examination helps doctors to observe more clearly the form and extent of white spots and thus make an accurate diagnosis.
Pathological examination
Pathological examinations are carried out by taking a small skin tissue. In pathological slices, doctors can observe the complete absence of melanoid cells in white typhoid patients and the absence of melanoid particles in the skin. The results of this examination provide direct evidence of the diagnosis of the white phoenix.
3 Skin mirror examination
Skin spectroscopes are a method of examining skins using skin perforation microscopes. Under the skin lens, the doctor can clearly observe changes in colour on the skin surface, the vascular state and the chromosomal residue around the fur bladder. The results of these observations helped the doctor to determine the nature of the white spots and to make an accurate diagnosis.
4. Skin CT screening
Skin CT is a method of checking skin scans using computer 3D imaging principles. Through the skin CT examination, doctors can clearly observe the structure of the skin layers, including the distribution of melanol cells. Skin CT tests usually show the absence or destruction of melanoid cells in patients with white flue. The results of this examination provide an important visual basis for the diagnosis of the white phoenix.
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