The future paradigm of pathology will be digital. Instead of conventional microscopy, a
pathologist will perform a diagnosis through interacting with images on computer screens …

Pathology practice is significantly advanced in various frontiers. Therefore,“slide less digital”
pathology will not be a mere imagination in near future. Digitalization of histopathological …

Background and objective: This paper presents the quantitative comparison of three
generative models of digital staining, also known as virtual staining, in H&E modality (ie …

Automated analysis of microscope images is necessitated by the increased need for high-
resolution follow up of events in time. Manually finding the right images to be analyzed, or …

Second harmonic generation (SHG) microscopy represents a very powerful tool for tissue
characterization. Polarization-resolved SHG (PSHG) microscopy extends the potential of …

The field of anatomic pathology has experienced major changes over the last decade.
Virtual microscopy (VM) systems have allowed experts in pathology and other biomedical …

We study the effectiveness of several low-cost oblique illumination filters to improve overall
image quality, in comparison with standard bright field imaging. For this purpose, a dataset …

Several full-reference and blind metrics from literature have been tested on a set of digitized
pathology slides under different known distortion conditions. Those ones showing the most …

A stable magnification, low distortions, and a wide depth of field (DoF) make a bilateral
telecentric system well-suited for geometrical measurements with a large scope of working …

Tissue microarrays are commonly used in modern pathology for cancer tissue evaluation, as
it is a very potent technique. Tissue microarray slides are often scanned to perform computer …