Context.—Digital whole slide imaging is the anticipated future of anatomic pathology, where
sign-out of glass slides will be replaced by scanned images. Whole slide imaging has been …

Pathology has benefited from advanced innovation with novel technology to implement a
digital solution. Whole slide imaging is a disruptive technology where glass slides are …

Significant technologic gains have led to the adoption of innovative digital imaging solutions
in pathology. Whole slide imaging (WSI), which refers to scanning of conventional glass …

Background: Cytology poses different obstacles in whole slide imaging compared to surgical
pathology slides. A single focal plane suffices for most of the latter, but cytology slides are …

Introduction Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer in women, and its prevention
is based on vaccination and screening. Screening consists of molecular human …

Whole slide imaging (WSI) allows generation of large whole slide images and their
navigation with zoom in and out like a true virtual microscope. It has become widely used in …

Context.—There is increasing interest in using whole slide imaging (WSI) for diagnostic
purposes (primary and/or consultation). An important consideration is whether WSI can …

Background: Whole-slide imaging (WSI) has been implemented in many areas of pathology,
but primary diagnostics of cytological specimens are lagging behind. One of the objectives …

Advances in computer and software technology and in the quality of images produced by
digital cameras together with development of robotic devices that can take glass histology …

Rapid advances are occurring in the field of cytopathology, particularly in the field of digital
imaging. Today, digital images are used in a variety of settings including education (E …