Telepathology: current status and future prospects in diagnostic histopathology
Telepathology is the process of diagnostic histopathology performed on digital images …

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 …

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 …

Store-and-forward telemedicine, using e-mail to send clinical data and digital images, offers
a low-cost alternative for physicians in developing countries to obtain second opinions from …

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 …

Digital imaging has made major inroads into the routine practice of anatomical pathology
and replaces photographic prints and Kodachromes for reporting and conference purposes …

In prerecorded telemedicine (also known as asynchronous or store-and-forward), the person
sending the information and the person receiving it do not need to do so simultaneously; …

Digital imaging is rapidly replacing photographic prints and Kodachromes for pathology
reporting and conference purposes. Advanced systems linked to computers allow greater …

Electronic mail, in addition to the sending of text messages, may be used to transfer
multimedia and privacy-enhanced messages. Email can be used for so-called store-and …

Digital imaging has progressed at a rapid rate and is likely to eventually replace chemical
photography in most areas of professional and amateur digital image acquisition. In …