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Telepathology network: conceptual groundwork and evaluation.

T Ganslandt·E Korsching·M L Müller·H Herbst·H U Spiegel·H U Prokosch·N Senninger
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Telepathology uses telecommunication technology to transmit microscopic images for diagnostic or teaching purposes. Basic requirements for a telepathology system are described. Usage scenarios for a telepathology network are presented including applications in intraoperative frozen section diagnosis, scientific collaboration and computer based training. Results of an evaluation of 4 currently available telepathology systems are presented.

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T Ganslandt, E Korsching, M L Müller, H Herbst, H U Spiegel, H U Prokosch, N Senninger. 2000. Telepathology network: conceptual groundwork and evaluation.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11187496/

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