Pathology and laboratory medicine are always future digital pathology
The rapid advancement of image digitization technology has
benefitted pathology throughout the previous decade. The advancement of this
technology has resulted in the development of slide scanners that can produce
whole slide images (WSI) that may be explored by image viewers in a manner
similar to that of a traditional microscope. The WSI's file sizes range from a
few megabytes to several terabytes, posing issues in terms of image storage and
administration when they're employed on a regular basis in clinical practise.
Pathologists employ digital slides for education, diagnostics
(clinicopathological meetings, consultations, revisions, slide panels, and, increasingly,
upfront clinical diagnostics), and archiving. More details to attend the CME/CPD
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Digital pathology
Digital pathology (DP) can be defined as the digitalization
of gross and microscopic tissue specimens subject to electronic photon capture,
as well as the management, analysis, and distribution of images, in a few
words. Following the spectacular change in imaging radiology a decade ago, DP
has been regarded as a fantastic technique that is redefining the benchmark and
protocols of pathologists' work. Since the 1980s, the Commodore microcomputer has been
used to automate the telemetric measurement of body temperatures in
experimental animals implanted with commercially accessible transmitters.
Digitalization of 2D gels began in the 1980s, and high-performance liquid
chromatographic systems based on the Commodore 64 became ubiquitous.
Pathologists' daily work entails identifying data and patterns in gross and
microscopic tissue sections in order to provide a diagnosis to the clinician
and the patient for further research or treatment. Academics,
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Whole slide imaging/virtual
microscopy
The development of whole slide imaging (WSI) has opened up a
world of possibilities for pathologists, morphologists, and biologists in
general. It enabled for image capture of the full pathology slide rather than
just a few places of interest. New platforms with 64-bit and quad-core CPUs, as
well as the development of high-resolution cameras, enabled the production of
high-resolution digital
slides with numerous magnifications and focus planes. This set of
computer-processed data allows for a complete simulation of light microscopy.
The operator (e.g., pathologist or technologist) can quickly scan the slides
and focus zooming in and out in the monitor using the keyboard, mouse, or
finger to assess the image quality and gather information for the diagnosis.
The robotic microscopic scanner scans histologic glass slides containing tissue
that has already been treated and stained manually. Individual scanned fields
are combined into a composite digital image using software. Since the
commercialization of a scanner, the acquisition time has decreased, and time,
which has previously been a limiting factor, will continue to decrease in the
future. The completed file may be opened by the operator using a variety of
viewing software with user-friendly interfaces. This approach allows the
operator to browse to different sections of the simulated slide or change the
magnifications without having to use a revolver. The new technology utilised
with the WSI can be used for pathologist primary
diagnosis, scientific data publication in peer-reviewed biomedical
journals, and static image capture for reporting, archiving, or computer-aided
analysis. It's an Online Conference, you can attend from your remote
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Telepathology with Digital
Images
Telepathology is the practise of remote pathology using
telecommunication networks to transmit digital pathology pictures
electronically. Telepathology
can be utilised to provide primary diagnoses, second opinions, quality
assurance, education, and research from a remote location. Telepathology has
primarily been used for clinical patient care at large academic institutions.
Prohibitive expenses, legal and regulatory hurdles, technological constraints,
and pathologist resistance have all hampered its broad usage.
Digital Imaging in Dermatologic
Surgery
In the last decade of the twentieth century, advances in
digital cameras ushered in the era of store and forward teledermatology. For
the evaluation and management of dermatology consultations, a review of patient
photos and histories is a useful and efficient technique. 17
Teledermatopathology has shown to be as reliable as standard histologic slide examination
in parallel investigations. 18 Teledermatology and telepathology have achieved
universal acceptability as a health service for first dermatology
consultations in remote clinical facilities, thanks to the development of
megapixel cameras and ubiquitous computer networks.
The difficulties of reimbursement (only in exceptional case
scenarios), the competence necessary for point and shoot photography, and the
labour of history taking are all problems that limit the acceptance of store
and forward teledermatology. Photographic talents are not easy to come by for
non-dermatologists. Non-dermatologists have attended courses to study
dermatologic photography, although one primary care physician reported feeling
intimidated by the work after several days of instruction (C Sneiderman,
National Library of Medicine, personal communication).
Challenges of digital pathology
education
Digital Pathology is no longer the specialty it was a few
years ago. Many universities and colleges use DP as a reliable platform. The
majority of radiology pictures are acquired as digital data and saved in
reliable image archiving systems. For over ten years, Hartman et al. have been
implementing an incremental rollout for digitalization in pathology on
speciality benches, describing the challenges of adopting digital pathology for
second opinion intraoperative consultations. They started with cases containing
only a modest bit of tissue (biopsy specimens). The authors successfully
scanned over 40,000 slides using their digital pathology system, emphasising
the importance of pre-imaging modifications, integrated software, and
post-imaging evaluations for a successful conversion to digitalization in
pathology. (1) Infrastructure and resource support, despite the cost of
procurement and maintenance of DP equipment, networking equipment, and other digital pathology-related
equipment.
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