Diagnostic Accuracy of Virtual Pathology vs Traditional Microscopy in a Large Dermatopathology Study | Zendy

Michael N. Kent | Zendy; Thomas G. Olsen | Zendy; Theresa A. Feeser | Zendy; Katherine C. Tesno | Zendy; John C. Moad | Zendy; Michael P. Conroy | Zendy; Mary Jo J. Kendrick | Zendy; Sean R. Stephenson | Zendy; Michael R. Murchland | Zendy; Ayesha U. Khan | Zendy; Elizabeth A. Peacock | Zendy; Alexa Brumfiel | Zendy; Michael Bottomley | Zendy

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Diagnostic Accuracy of Virtual Pathology vs Traditional Microscopy in a Large Dermatopathology Study

Author(s) -

Michael N. Kent,

Thomas G. Olsen,

Theresa A. Feeser,

Katherine C. Tesno,

John C. Moad,

Michael P. Conroy,

Mary Jo J. Kendrick,

Sean R. Stephenson,

Michael R. Murchland,

Ayesha U. Khan,

Elizabeth A. Peacock,

Alexa Brumfiel,

Michael Bottomley

Publication year - 2017

Publication title -

jama dermatology

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 2.128

H-Index - 166

eISSN - 2168-6084

pISSN - 2168-6068

DOI - 10.1001/jamadermatol.2017.3284

Subject(s) - dermatopathology , concordance , medicine , medical diagnosis , digital pathology , telepathology , retrospective cohort study , medical physics , pathology , dermatology , nuclear medicine , health care , telemedicine , economics , economic growth

Digital pathology represents a transformative technology that impacts dermatologists and dermatopathologists from residency to academic and private practice. Two concerns are accuracy of interpretation from whole-slide images (WSI) and effect on workflow. Studies of considerably large series involving single-organ systems are lacking.

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