Hi All,
I've stumbled across your website whilst research bone tumour pathologists.
My company is a UK based laboratory that reports annually 50,000 cases for both the private and public sector.
We have invested in 2 digital scanners with capacities of 500 slides per run and thus report around 65% of our cases through digital pathology.
I understand that in the US, digital pathology is not FDA approved for primary diagnosis - however given that we've accumulated, reported and archived around 30,000 cases - would there be a benefit of gaining permission, anonymising and hosting these cases for educational purposes - or are digital libraries available throughout the States?
Thank You,
S.
I've stumbled across your website whilst research bone tumour pathologists.
My company is a UK based laboratory that reports annually 50,000 cases for both the private and public sector.
We have invested in 2 digital scanners with capacities of 500 slides per run and thus report around 65% of our cases through digital pathology.
I understand that in the US, digital pathology is not FDA approved for primary diagnosis - however given that we've accumulated, reported and archived around 30,000 cases - would there be a benefit of gaining permission, anonymising and hosting these cases for educational purposes - or are digital libraries available throughout the States?
Thank You,
S.