Anatomic Pathology

A few weeks after I wrote “The Patient at The Tumor Board” a strange thing happened. About 10 minutes before a tumor board was suppose to start as I was checking the microscope, camera and software, the radiologist was logging into the...

Histological stains in medical and research specimens permit visual differentiation and discrimination of one microscopic tissue or cellular component from another, thus enabling observation of the architecture that describes the subject...

Determining the mitotic activity in Haematoxylin and Eosin (H&E) is known to be difficult, time-consuming and associated with problems of reproducibility in differentiating mitotic figures from apoptotic cells, necrotic cells or...

Learn how to easily keep, grow, and retain business with your current technology by incorporating telepathology into your existing workflow. Join us on November 19th at 1 PM EST Dr. Keith Kaplan and Remote Medical Technologies are...

Whole Slide Imaging In a co-authored paper that appeared in the Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine, Liron Pantanowitz looked at the trend for using whole slide imaging (WSI) for diagnostic purposes and if it can safely...

Register Now for the Applied Spectral Imaging Webinar on Automated FISH! A Platform You Can Count On Presented Twice on Wednesday, November 19, 2014 09:00 AM UTC/GMT & 08:00 AM PST To register, click here. Or just simply...