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Thank you very much for your very kind invitation to present a new project and some ideas concerning TP (telepathology) at this meeting. It is a great honour for me as an pathologist leading a small private institute in a small medieval town in a remote and very peaceful countryside, Aurich, Germary (Fig.1). I want to speak about DIAGAID (Fig.2) because this project is reflecting the possibilities as well as the limits of telepathology and telecytology 1•`3). DIAGAID is a partnership in diagnostic aid founded at the Vth European congress on Telepathology 2000 in Aurich at a round table discussion between participants of developed and developing countries (Fig. 3). There is no sharp delineation between developing and developed countries because in some senses we are always living in a developing sociery. The aim of this project is the exchange and communication in respect to diagnostic help, experience, quality control and establishing personal and institutional networks in medical care via telepathology. Development of medical networks seems to be necessary if we look at Fig.1

nihon rinshou saibou gakkai zasshi/nippon rinshō saibō gakkai zasshi

Diagnostic partnership via telepathology-An international project to develop high standard diagnosis and quality assurance in diagnostic cytology by telecommunication-