8 August 2011 — Fenway, MA. After many years of anticipation, a killer application has finally been discovered for digital pathology, by researchers at the Fenway University in Boston, Massachussetts.“One would think that simply being able to work from anywhere, share anything, with a full audit trail of what was viewed, and the ability for [...]
December 30, 2010 – 4:29 pm Legal disclaimer: This post has nothing to do with digital pathology. It is just a personal battle between a man, new technology, a steep driveway, and a lot of snow. It has nothing to do with digital pathology. I live on a steep driveway in Flagstaff, Arizona. We get snow, about the same amount as Denver [...]
December 27, 2010 – 11:00 pm At a molecular imaging meeting earlier this year, Flagship presented pharma regulatory compliance for digital pathology. Our talk was the only one on pathology. The others were all various presentations on the different modalities of radiology imaging applied to clinical trials — X-ray, MRIs, microCT scans, PET scans, CAT scans, dog scans, and so on A [...]
By Steve Potts | Also posted in Clinical trials regulatory aspects of digital pathology | Tagged Aperio, breast cancer, clinical trials, companion diagnostics, computer aided diagnosis, digital pathology, HER2, molecular imaging, multiplexing IHC, pattern recognition, pet scans, quantitative evaluation, Quantitative IHC, quantitative science, radiologist, radiology technology, recognition programs, regulatory compliance, rsna, tissue biomarker, tissue biomarkers | November 7, 2010 – 12:39 am Here is another reason to go digital — work out while working your case. Don’t try this at home…with your microscope, unless you want two black eyes. This is giving a whole new meaning to companion diagnostics and personalized medicine! Let your pathologist walk you through the case.
November 3, 2010 – 10:11 pm You wouldn’t dream of downhill skiing without a rating system. The beginners can stay off the tough slopes and the pros get to debate whether the black run of Colorado’s Arapahoe Basin Pallavicini is tougher than any double diamond at Breckenridge. We need the same rating system in image analysis. Many of the double-diamond examples [...]
November 2, 2010 – 10:34 pm While it may not give you enough technical details to implement digital pathology in your organization, the book will keep you sane. If you have the task of going digital in a large organization, read this book at the beginning and the end of the digital pathology implementation. Gordon MacKenzie, who sadly is no longer [...]
