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Inside the Lab Digital and computational pathology, Microscopy and imaging, Profession

A Digital Pathology System for Primary Diagnosis

sponsored by Leica Biosystems

Available On-Demand

June 2, 2020 | 1pm EDT

The acquisition and interpretation of digital, whole slide images (WSI) of microscope slides for diagnosis has potential to transform pathology practice. Because WSIs differ in format and method of observation compared to the current standard glass slide microscopy, validation is necessary to prove equivalent performance.

This webinar will describe recent studies that tested the digital scanner system’s precision performance and evaluated its accuracy by comparing pathologists’ diagnoses derived from WSI versus the standard microscope on 2045 cases.

Learning Objectives

  1. What method was used by Dr. Bauer and team when validating the Aperio AT 2 DX for clinical application.
  2. How digital pathology can be implemented for primary diagnosis.
  3. To what degree the FDA’s Enforcement discretion enables use of Aperio ImageScope DX Viewing software and Aperio WebViewer with Aperio AT2 scanner during the Covid-19 emergency.

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