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Computational pathology, new horizons and challenges for anatomical pathology

dos-Santos et al., 2022

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13681020552060426674
Author
dos-Santos W
de Freitas L
Duarte A
Angelo M
Oliveira L
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Surgical and Experimental Pathology

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The emergence of digital pathology environments and the application of computer vision to the analysis of histological sections has given rise to a new area of Anatomical Pathology, termed Computational Pathology. Advances in Computational Pathology may substantially …
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