Context.—Whole slide imaging (WSI) represents a paradigm shift in pathology, serving as a
necessary first step for a wide array of digital tools to enter the field. Its basic function is to …

Digital pathology, the practice of pathology using digitized images of pathologic specimens,
has been transformed in recent years by the development of whole-slide imaging systems …

Although telepathology (TP) has not been widely implemented for primary frozen section
diagnoses, interest in its use is growing as we move into an age of increasing sub …

Digital pathology systems offer pathologists an alternate, emerging mechanism to manage
and interpret information. They offer increasingly fast and scalable hardware platforms for …

Several modes of telepathology exist including static (store-and-forward), dynamic (live
video streaming or robotic microscopy), and hybrid technology involving whole slide …

Objective To compare studies that used telepathology systems vs conventional microscopy
for intraoperative consultation (frozen-section) diagnosis. Methods A total of 56 …

The field of pathology, which provides tissue diagnoses for clinical and research purposes,
is at the heart of medical decision-making. The current move to digital pathology (DP) is a …

Introduction: Telepathology evolved from video microscopy (ie,“television microscopy”)
research in the early 1950s to video microscopy used in basic research in the biological …

The vast advancements in telecommunications and converting medical information to a
digital format have increased the number of applications within telemedicine. Telepathology …

Background Telepathology (TP) provides remote pathology services for primary diagnosis
practices, including intraoperative consultation of surgical pathology; it has not been widely …