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Software will help to relief part of the pathologists’ work in a very accurate way #ibelieve

764 views · Published 3 March 2017 · 1:15 · Indexed 27 October 2026

Channel: Philips Healthcare · 2017 · Science & Technology

Alexi Baidoshvili, Pathologist and Project Manager of the Digital Pathology Project LabPON Hengelo, The Netherlands shares his view on digital pathology and computational pathology. (Dutch spoken with English subtitles).

Using digital technology, the diagnosis of the pathologist can be much faster, more efficient and more objective. Ultimately, this will impact the patient as well. The project, we are going to work on together with Philips, is extensive and very ambitious. We will analyze massive sets of data and develop several types of software.

The software will be based on new developments in the digital world. ""Deep Learning"" as the software is called, or image recognition is already in use by other programs, such as Google when you do a search for pictures and objects. The same principle will be applied by us in pathology, which is innovative, interesting and challenging.

The role of the pathologist remains important by making the definitive diagnosis and what it means for the patient. Software tools will help to relief part of the pathologists’ work in a very accurate and precise way. This ultimately will help to improve the quality of diagnosis and makes it more objective. #ibelieve

Software will help to relief part of the pathologists’ work in a very accurate way #ibelieve

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