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Pathology Services in Developing Countries

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  For the Western-trained physician accustomed to the high standard of living, long life expectancy, and predictable disease patterns that are prominent in the developed world, practicing pathology in the developing world, where the majority of the world's population lives poses unique problems. As the sophistication of technology in our pathology laboratories improves, our capacity to fine-tune diagnoses improves and medicine becomes more individualized, the health care gap will undoubtedly deepen, while the most basic pathology services are difficult to come by in many impoverished countries. Many pathologists and health professionals have been motivated to try to bridge the gap. In the United States and Canada, as well as many other industrialized countries, there are a number of significant efforts. However, the situation on the ground is frequently complicated, and such initiatives may face obstacles ranging from educational and cultural to economic and political in nature. Pa

Digital Pathology: Advantages, Limitations and Emerging Perspectives

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  Digital pathology is a dynamic, image-based environment that allows pathology information generated from a digitised glass slide to be acquired, managed, and interpreted. Primary diagnosis, diagnostic consultation, intraoperative diagnosis, medical student and resident training, immunohistochemistry (IHC) manual and semi-quantitative evaluation, clinical research, diagnostic decision assistance, peer review, and tumour boards are just a few of the healthcare applications. With specific support for education, tissue-based research, drug development, and the practise of human pathology around the world, digital pathology is quickly gaining traction as a proven and vital technology. It’s a breakthrough in laboratory cost-cutting, operational efficiency, productivity, to more knowledge gain attend the virtual conferences  11th Emirates Pathology & Digital Pathology Utilitarian Conference on May 9–10, 2022, Online , and getting the certification https://pathology.universeconferences.c

Digital pathology: The next big thing in medical technology

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  Digital pathology incorporates the accession, sharing and operation of pathology information, including data in digital sides are created when glass slides are captured with a scanning device, digital image that can be viewed on a computer screen, gain more knowledge join us  11th Emirates Pathology & Digital Pathology Utilitarian Conference on May 9-10, 2022, Online Benefit of digital pathology  Pathology starts with a collected tissues Glass slides are necessary, even if they're latter transferred to a digital scan. But today’s pathology goes beyond tissue  Today’s pathology needs new approaches. And when pathologists stop short of espousing digital pathology fully, they miss out on the benefits that cannot be achieved with glass slides.   Improved analysis: Ø   Algorithms for analysing slides are adjective accurate and quicker than microscopy Ø   Rapid access to prior cases Better Views Ø   Capability to measure multiple AOI Ø   Allows for team annotation