Talk:Digital pathology
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This article was the subject of a Wiki Education Foundation-supported course assignment, between 4 September 2019 and 4 December 2019. Further details are available on the course page. Student editor(s): SaLaPi22.
Above undated message substituted from Template:Dashboard.wikiedu.org assignment by PrimeBOT (talk) 19:31, 16 January 2022 (UTC)
Excessive external linkage
I moved the external links section here, it has not been handled since 2016 and none of the links seemed relevant.
- More information about definition, technology and teaching
- Digital Pathology News
- APIII (a national pathology informatics meeting's website with archived presentations and contact information for faculty)
- Pathology Visions (a national digital pathology conference)
- Association for Pathology Informatics
- Digital Pathology Association
- Digital Pathology Blog
- The Digital Pathology Wiki
Academic digital pathology sites
- Welcome to Digital Pathology at Brown Medical School
- Holycross Cancer Center (Poland, Kielce) Pathomorphology Department virtual slides
- Digital Pathology Imaging Group at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
- Computational Pathology Workshop series; organized for the first time in 2016 to bring together the fields of bioinformatics and digital pathology
- Virtual Pathology at the University of Leeds
Commercial digital pathology sites
- 3D Histech Digital Pathology
- Corista
- Huron Digital Pathology
- ImageDx
- Indica Labs Informed Pathology
- Leica/Aperio Digital Pathology
- microDimensions digital pathology
- Objective Pathology Services - infrastructure: imaging, networking, engineering
- Pathomation
- PathXL
- Philips Intellisite Pathology Solutions
- Pixcelldata
- Proscia's Pathology Cloud
- Techcyte
- ViewsIQ Interactive Digital Pathology Imaging for your own microscope
Other relevant sites
- Guidon Blog on whole slide image analysis
- OpenSlide — C library that provides a simple interface to read whole-slide images.
- pushglass: pathology image search
- Digital Pathology Service Network: Providers of Digital Pathology services
- Digital Pathology in Australia: Digital Pathology Solutions Integration for Australian Pathology Labs
- Aperio ePathAccess
- QuPath Open source digital pathology software
Adding virtual histological staining to Digital Pathology
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I have a conflict of interest: I was asked by an investor in PathScience to look at whether the Digital pathology article is missing relevant coverage of digital/virtual staining. I am not requesting that PathScience.com be added as an external link.
Proposed change:
Add the following sentence to the “Analyze” section, or create a short subsection if editors think that is more appropriate:
“Virtual histological staining uses trained neural networks to digitally generate histological stains from unstained tissue images or to transform one stain type into another; these methods have been described as an extension of digital pathology, although clinical use for primary diagnosis requires further validation.”
Suggested source:
Bai, B.; Yang, X.; Li, Y.; Zhang, Y.; Pillar, N.; Ozcan, A. “Deep learning-enabled virtual histological staining of biological samples.” Light: Science & Applications 12, 57 (2023).
Rationale:
The article currently discusses image analysis and machine learning in digital pathology, but does not appear to cover virtual/digital staining as a related technical area. I am proposing a topic-level addition rather than a company mention.