THIS CHAPTER:(1) summarizes the state of the art in selected clinical applications of
telemedicine;(2) identifies basic issues pertinent to expanding clinical applications; and,(3) …

Context.—Digital viewing of histologic images is moving from presentations and publications
to incorporation into the daily work of practicing pathologists. Many technologic limitations …

Liron Pantanowitz, Kim Dickinson1, Andrew J Evans2, Lewis A. Hassell3, Walter H.
Henricks4, Jochen K. Lennerz5, Amanda Lowe6, Anil V. Parwani, Michael Riben7, COL …

The availability of massive amounts of data in histopathological whole-slide images (WSIs)
has enabled the application of deep learning models and especially convolutional neural …

Informatics can be defined as using highly advanced technologies to improve patient
diagnosis or management. Pathology informatics had evolved as a response to the …

With the introduction of digital imaging, pathology is undergoing a digital transformation. In
the field of cytology, digital images are being used for telecytology, automated screening of …

Background Asynchronous telehealth captures clinically important digital samples (eg, still
images, video, audio, text files) and relevant data in one location and subsequently transmits …

This paper is a comprehensive review and synthesis of the literature concerning clinical
outcomes associated with various telemedicine applications. It starts out with a brief …

Laboratory informatics is the application of computers and information systems to
information management in the pathology laboratory. Effective information management is …

Virtual microscopy (VM) refers to the use of an automated microscope and digital imaging
technology to scan, store, and view glass slides. VM systems allow the user to view a …