234: Quality, Teaching, and AI: A Practical Shift in Pathology

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This episode reviews recent advancements in AI applications within various pathology fields, including education and forensic analysis.

Send us Fan Mail Where is AI in pathology actually becoming useful right now? In this episode of DigiPath Digest, I review 4 new PubMed papers across digital pathology, whole slide imaging (WSI), computational pathology, medical education, forensic pathology, and breast cancer AI. We look at a deep learning tool for coronary artery stenosis measurement in forensic autopsies, an AI-powered digital pathology model for renal pathology education, an open-source quality control tool for prostate b...

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Host: Aleksandra Zuraw

Topics covered

• AI in pathology
• digital pathology
• medical education
• forensic pathology
• quality control
• deep learning tools

Keywords

• digital pathology
• AI
• whole slide imaging
• forensic autopsies
• renal pathology education
• quality control tools
• deep learning

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Organizations: PubMed, AI, DigiPath Digest, whole slide imaging (WSI), computational pathology, medical education, forensic pathology, breast cancer AI

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