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Image management in pathology.

Abstract

Much of the diagnostic work in pathology, especially surgical pathology and cytology, involves the interpretation of images. Recent advances in digital imaging technologies and telecommunications will allow pathologists to use image-based information in ways that are not possible using conventional glass slides alone. We are entering an age in which image-based information can be more easily and widely shared, both locally and globally. In this article, some of the digital technologies that can allow pathologists to make more effective use of diagnostic images will be discussed.

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D S Weinberg, M Doolittle. 1996. Image management in pathology.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8607463/

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