What Is Digital Pathology
Sharing digital images among laboratories is a process known as “digital pathology,” which enables specialists from all over the world to collaborate on cases, speed up the development of pharmaceuticals, and improve the precision of diagnostic procedures.
When Was Digital Pathology First Established?
Despite the fact that digital pathology is regarded as a recent development, the idea has actually been around for quite some time.With the advent of telepathology in the late 1960s, scientists could now easily view slide images created in laboratories around the globe and conduct pathology at a distance. Technology had just started to improve at this point, making it possible to share photographs between different sites.
How Has Digital Pathology Developed?
All sectors have experienced a considerable transition from analogue to digital processes during the past 10 to 20 years. One industry that has benefited immensely from this technological advancement is medicine.
Massive advancements have been made to the tools used in digital pathology to digitise the slide images since the 1990s. Additionally, there have been significant technological advances in the handling, processing, and archiving of vast volumes of data. Over time, this has led to an increase in the method’s capabilities and advantages.
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