Telemedicine is slowly transforming the way in which healthcare is delivered and has the
potential to improve access to subspecialty expertise, reduce healthcare costs, and improve …

Telepathology is the practice of pathology at a distance by using video imaging and
telecommunications. Significant progress has been made in telepathology. To date, 12 …

Telepathology is the practice of remote pathology using telecommunication links to enable
the electronic transmission of digital pathology images. Telepathology can be used for …

Telemedicine is defined as the “delivery of health care and sharing of medical knowledge
over a distance using telecommunication system.” The concept of telemedicine is not new …

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 …

Many developments in science have their origins in science fiction and telepathology is no
exception. The concept was first illustrated in 1924 in the magazine 'Radio News'. It was not …

In 1997, an Internet‐based static image telepathology system was built at Sapporo National
Hospital, Japan. We can exchange high‐resolution microscopical images through a file …

Telepathology is the use of telecommunications technology as a means to facilitate transfer
of image-rich pathology data between remote locations for the purposes of diagnosis …

Objective To evaluate the diagnostic concordance between static electronic images versus
glass slides for breast fine needle aspiration (FNA) cytology. Study design Nine malignant …

Context.—Telepathology is the practice of pathology at a distance, transmitting images using
telecommunication methods for second opinion and/or diagnostic assistance, or for …