We read with interest the paper published by Rodrigues-Fernandes and colleagues in the
October issue of Virchows Archiv, entitled “The use of digital microscopy as a teaching …

It is just over a year since COVID-19 began in earnest for most of us, and it has been a year
like never before. At the time of this writing, SARS CoV-2 has infected 55 million people …

Abstract The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has dramatically changed the
world over the past weeks, with already 8, 25 million infections and 445,000 deaths …

Graduate medical education and training in Cytopathology faced numerous unexpected
challenges during the COVID‐19 pandemic of 2020. It was caused by the SARS‐Co‐V2 …

Change happens when something becomes different, altered, or transformed. There are
very few circumstances in life in which change is received welcomingly, such as the birth of …

The rate of digital pathology adoption had been slow until the COVID-19 pandemic served
as catalyst, demonstrating the possibilities of saving time and money by converting glass …

The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged our diagnostic services at a time when many
histopathology departments already faced a diminishing workforce and increasing workload …

The recent COVID pandemic has had a major effect on anatomic pathology specimen
volumes across the country. The effect of this pandemic on a subspecialty academic practice …

Digital pathology was developed decades ago to allow pathologists to remotely collaborate
on cases and improve the accuracy of diagnostic techniques by sharing digital images …

The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a pandemic caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
The infection has predominantly respiratory transmission and is transmitted through large …