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The Pathologist / Issues / 2025 / September / Crystal Clear: Why Image Quality Matters / Summary
Histology Technology and innovation Laboratory management Research and Innovations Microscopy and imaging Software and hardware Histology Insights Digital Pathology

Crystal Clear: Why Image Quality Matters

How achieving diagnostic-ready image quality during scanning transforms pathology workflows and unlocks the future of computational pathology with AI

By Matthew Wildrick 09/08/2025 Technology 6 min read
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The evolution of digital pathology necessitates that laboratories prioritize image quality during the scanning process over post-scan optimization. Compromising on quality not only extends turnaround times but also sows skepticism among pathologists regarding the efficacy of digital solutions. By leveraging advancements like edge computing, real-time volumetric imaging, and AI algorithms, labs can enhance diagnostic accuracy, streamline workflows, and minimize manual rescan rates. This strategy positions organizations for a more efficient and future-proof digital pathology landscape.

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