The importance of optical optimization in whole slide imaging (WSI) and digital pathology imaging
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Volume 3, supplement issue 1, December 2008
New trends in digital pathology: Proceedings of the 9th European Congress on Telepathology and 3rd International Congress on Virtual Microscopy
27 articles in this issue
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Use of virtual slide system for quick frozen intra-operative telepathology diagnosis in Kyoto, Japan
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Virtual microscope interface to high resolution histological images
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How to measure image quality in tissue-based diagnosis (diagnostic surgical pathology)
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Issues for application of virtual microscopy to cytoscreening, perspectives based on questionnaire to Japanese cytotechnologists
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Object orientated automated image analysis: quantitative and qualitative estimation of inflammation in mouse lung
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Automated region of interest retrieval and classification using spectral analysis
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Quantitative analytical technique applied to histopathology of birds infected experimentally by the virus of chicken anemia virus
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Implementation of the Business Process Modelling Notation (BPMN) in the modelling of anatomic pathology processes
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Reading virtual slide using web viewers: results of subjective experience with three different solutions
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Tissue microarrays analysis in chondrosarcomas: light microscopy, immunohistochemistry and xenograft study
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Tissue microarrays: applications in study of p16 and p53 alterations in Ewing's cell lines
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Dynamic active telepathology over National Health Laboratory service network, South Africa: feasibility study using Nikon Coolscope
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