What is Digital Pathology?

 


What is Digital Pathology?

What is Digital Pathology?

Acquisition, storage, dissemination, and analysis of pathology data and slides are all a part of digital pathology. When a glass slide is scanned, it creates a high-resolution digital image that can be viewed on a computer monitor or mobile device.

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What exactly is meant by the term “Digital Pathology”?

Exactly what are the advantages of digital pathology?

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The advent of digital pathology has contributed to a sea change in the classroom.

Over a century ago, specialised equipment was used to capture images from a microscope onto photographic plates, marking the beginning of digital pathology. The idea of telepathology, or the transmission of microscope images between distant locations, has been around for nearly 50 years. Pathology, however, has only started its transition from analogue to digital, electronic environment in the past decade.

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Digital pathology can now be fully integrated into pathology workflows thanks to the rapid development of whole slide imaging (WSI) technology, software applications, LIS / LIMS interfacing, and high-speed networking.

Exactly what are the advantages of digital pathology?

Glass slides will likely never go out of style. Tissue samples serve as the foundation of any pathology study. Glass slides are required, even if they are digitised in the future. However, modern pathology isn’t limited to scans or tissue samples. The focus is on enhancements to quality, productivity, and other metrics of success.

Think about the way modern pathology has evolved:

More pathologists are leaving the profession than are entering it, leading to a labour shortage.

More and more people are using digital technologies, which has led to higher standards and more creativity.

Today’s pathology needs new approaches. Also, the advantages of digital pathology that can’t be attained with glass slides are lost when pathologists only partially adopt it.

Digital pathology offers benefits not easily achieved with glass slides alone. Consider the many benefits of digital pathology over traditional microscopy.

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