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While the support and understanding of digital pathology is growing, there are still some cultural, financial, technical, and regulation obstacles that are limiting the adoption of digital pathology. All of these obstacles will be addressed in...
Ventana announces another FDA cleared image analysis application for use with their p53 clone, scanner and software to determine p53 expression levels in breast cancer. Ventana Medical Systems, Inc. (Ventana), a member of the Roche Group,...
Gamers diagnose malaria almost as well as "expert" pathologists using Android or tablet platforms. Maybe it is time with digital pathology to re-learn some computer gaming techniques and...
Courtesy of Indiana University Spotlight, May 2012 The optical microscope, still recognizable centuries after its invention, is among the instruments most readily associated with modern medicine. Dr. Mark Braun, Professor of Pathology in...
Cirdan Imaging, a new name in digital pathology, is developing new low-cost digital pathology solutions to improve workflow within the laboratory. We would like to build up a detailed picture of what digital pathology techniques have been...
