Pathology is undergoing a seismic shift, moving away from the traditional methods that have been standard for over a century. Histopathology, which traditionally relied... read more →
Digital pathology is transforming the way pathologists work, offering several significant advantages while also presenting a few challenges. This article will explore both sides to provide a balanced understanding... read more →
If any of the statements applies: ➡️ You know AI and Machine Learning are already... read more →
What can digital pathology be used for? Is it just diagnostics or does it go beyond... read more →
Our thrilling exploration of the digital transformation in pathology unfolded during the live webinar for the launch of "Digital Pathology 101," authored... read more →
As the digital pathology community is embarking on the journey of DICOM implementations... read more →
When I think of “Open Source Software”, Linux, OpenOffice and GIMP come to my mind, but obviously, there are many more free computer programs for different purposes including image... read more →
This post is brought to you by Aiforia. In tissue image analysis for pathology detecting structures of interest accurately is critically important. With classical, hand-crafted image analysis algorithms it... read more →
Artificial intelligence (AI) has already entered... read more →
Most of the people know who pathologists are and what they do. Those who had contact with a pathologist as a patient or have worked with pathologists may... read more →
Image analysis of pathology samples requires two sets of skills: the image analysis (computational) skills and pathology skills. This is why to provide reliable results the pathologists and engineers need to work together on... read more →
After having looked at the top 50 pathology blogs and the top 30 pathology youtube channels I noticed there are no 50 blogs about pathology (the list ends at 38) nor are... read more →
