An American pathologist, Dr. Ronald S. Weinstein introduced digital pathology in 1986. From that time, digital pathology (DP) use has steadily increased. During the coronavirus pandemic, DP allowed pathologists to continue working without interruption. Experts predict the Global Digital Pathology…
DVT takes the life of 60,000-100,000 patients in the US alone every year. It becomes deadly when blood clots travel to the lungs and other critical organs. A venous ultrasound is the most common method of diagnosis. It uses imaging to…
The medical industry has seen many changes in the past couple of decades. The technology developed since the late 1990s has changed the way doctors treat patients as well as helped people get better medical treatment. Telemedicine and virtual office…
Healthcare is always advancing, always changing and it’s making our future brighter. Telepathology is part of it, and it’s crucially valuable. As a method of medical analysis, telepathology is the process and network through which specialists around the world can…
Medical imaging is an essential part of modern medicine. Doctors in 2016 made three times as many medical images as they made in 2000. Technology is becoming safer and more cost-effective, allowing doctors to make treatments right away. Yet medical…
Whole slide imaging and digital pathology are forces worth reckoning. In the medical sphere, these components of what are telehealth have the power of access. Medical diagnostic testing is of most importance, especially when viral protection is a hot button…
Did you know that digital pathology can greatly improve your lab? One of the main problems that many labs have is turnaround time. When a lab has to meet deadlines, they’re more likely to make mistakes when analyzing data. If…
The global digital pathology market is expected to reach $5.7 billion in 2020. It allows for quick, accurate diagnoses and treatments performed at a distance. Telepathology scanners are one of the most important advances in this field. They create digital…
A telepathology scanner system can help you to make lifesaving assessments. What’s more, you can do it faster and with more accuracy. Tech emerges every day that makes life easier. Now, people can receive info right on their phones about nearly…
Now more than ever, it’s essential to improve pathology assessments. You can do this using technology. Dr. Ronald Weinstein, M.D. is the founding father of telepathology applications. The doctor coined the word in 1986. At that time, Dr. Weinstein outlined…