PDF documents for dermatologists

2 min read·14 April 2028

As a dermatologist you handle biopsy reports, dermoscopy photo documentation, allergy test results, and treatment plans. PDFrust helps you merge, secure, and organise these documents — entirely locally and GDPR-compliant.

Merging biopsy reports and pathology reports

A dermatological biopsy file includes the clinical biopsy record, the pathology result, and follow-up recommendations. Merge the biopsy record, the pathology result, and any additional diagnostics into one diagnostic file. The split function helps you separate the pathology conclusion for the referring GP.

Bundling dermoscopy photo documentation and naevus monitoring

Naevus (mole) monitoring via FotoFinder, MoleMax, or Vectra generates serial photos and comparison reports. Merge the photo documentation, the dermoscopy assessment, and the progression description into one naevus monitoring file per patient. Then compress for archiving in the dermatology information system.

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Organising allergy and patch test reports

Contact dermatitis diagnostics via epicutaneous patch tests generate reading results on day 2, day 4, and day 7. Merge all reading forms into one patch test file with a conclusion letter for the patient about substances to avoid.

Processing sensitive dermatological data in a privacy-safe way

Dermatological files contain special category personal data: oncological diagnoses (melanoma, basal cell carcinoma) and chronic skin conditions. PDFrust processes all files locally — no cloud uploads. Always password-protect oncological reports sent by email.

Merging treatment records for laser therapy and photodermatology

Laser therapy (psoriasis, vitiligo, acne), photodynamic therapy, and PUVA generate per-session treatment records. Merge all session reports into one treatment course file per patient. Then compress for archiving or transfer on referral to another dermatologist.