Evaluating the Impact Of Digital Pathology And AI On Diagnostic Accuracy And Workflow Efficiency In Pathology Laboratories.
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Digital pathology, AI, diagnostic accuracy, workflow efficiency
Abstract
Background : Whole-slide imaging or digital pathology in which the conventional tissue slides are digitized and AI or artificial intelligence, which uses neural networking, is inciting a shift in pathology. The above innovations seeks to increase the diagnostic accuracy and efficiency, challenges that are experienced in the traditional methods of manual slide review and data management.
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