Whole slide imaging (WSI) is being increasingly used worldwide. Although previous studies
have asserted the validity of WSI diagnosis, they have primarily targeted only small …

Background Telepathology utilizing high-throughput static whole slide image scanners is
proposed to address the challenge of limited pathology services in resource-restricted …

In recent years whole slide imaging (WSI) has reached the point of technical quality and
acceptance that its use is increasingly contemplated for clinical diagnostic purposes. For …

Context.—High-resolution scanning technology provides an opportunity for pathologists to
make diagnoses directly from whole slide images (WSIs), but few studies have attempted to …

Introduction Whole slide imaging is the process of digitizing glass slides and the creation of
Whole Slide Images (WSI), which enable the examination of pathology samples on a …

Background Only prototypes 5 years ago, high-speed, automated whole slide imaging (WSI)
systems (also called digital slide systems, virtual microscopes or wide field imagers) are …

Many studies have examined the diagnostic concordance of whole slide imaging (WSI) and
light microscopy (LM) for surgical pathology. In cytopathology, WSI use has been more …

Background The use of whole slide imaging (WSI) for frozen section (FS) diagnosis is
helpful, particularly in the context of pathologist shortages. However, there is minimal data …

Context.—There is increasing interest in using whole slide imaging (WSI) for diagnostic
purposes (primary and/or consultation). An important consideration is whether WSI can …

Whole slide imaging is believed to have the potential to replace the use of an optical
microscope as the means of reviewing histopathology for anatomic diagnosis. Potential …