Brief Description
During the scan phase, WSI systems usually skip blank areas where tissue is absent in order to reduce scan time and file size. The purpose of the whole slide tissue coverage
836 test is to demonstrate that all of the tissue specimen on the glass slide is included in the digital image file. Tuis page is dedicated to methods for measuring WSI tissue coverage.
Status
Under Development: Recruiting authors and reviewers
Ready for Science-Sharing Seminar: See page with session proposal
Ready for Drafting for White Paper: See page with authors and outline
Published
Authors
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Overview
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Why Important
“What you would tell your Mom.
Related System Components
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Materials and Methods
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How related to tissue and the pathologist
Does this impact the pathologist? How?
WSIWG Presentations and related Wiki pages
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- Oct. 12, 2015: Uwe Horchner, Joachim Schmid, and Anindya Sarkar, “Tissue Detection,” presentation given at the joint session of the WSI WG and DPA at Pathology Visions, Boston, MA. Link
- Oct. 12, 2015: Tyler Keay (Omnyx), “Whole Slide Tissue Detection,” presentation given at the joint session of the WSI WG and DPA at Pathology Visions, Boston, MA. Link
References
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