Guidelines for the adoption of digital pathology in clinical pathology units recommended by the polish society of pathologists. [PDF]
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Sentinel node technologies in low-resource settings: Current evidence and future perspectives. [PDF]
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Telepathology is the practice of remote pathology using telecommunication links to enable the electronic transmission of digital pathology images. Telepathology can be used for remotely rendering primary diagnoses, second opinion consultations, quality assurance, education, and research purposes.
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Medicolegal Aspects of Telepathology
Human Pathology, 2009A pathologist may practice telepathology in another room from the original slide using the hospital intranet, he/she may practice it if a CD-ROM is reviewed with a "virtual histologic image" or digital slide. As pathology becomes increasingly subspecialized, and pathologists are progressively more engaged in practices situations where they may not be ...
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The economics of telepathology – a case study
There are several obstacles that slow down the diffusion of telepathology. One is related to uncertainty about the economic consequences of its adoption, possibly more so than in other fields of telemedicine. We have evaluated the economics of telepathology when used to provide a frozen-section service to a mountain hospital, in comparison with three ...
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