How many more slides to go until we fully adopt digital cytology?

Eloy, Catarina; Bychkov, Andrey; Fraggetta, Filippo; Temprana‐Salvador, Jordi; Pantanowitz, Liron; Vielh, Philippe

doi:10.1111/cyt.13388

Cytopathology

2024

DOI: 10.1111/cyt.13388

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How many more slides to go until we fully adopt digital cytology?

Catarina Eloy,

Andrey Bychkov,

Filippo Fraggetta

et al.

Abstract: Two‐liner/synopsis: The digital cytology hub (DCH) has been established under the umbrella of the Cytopathology journal. DCH will help bring about the crucial changes needed to make digital cytology the way of practicing cytology in our laboratories.

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Computer‐assisted urine cytology: Faster, cheaper, better?

Ciaparrone,

Maffei,

L'Imperio

et al. 2024

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Recent advancements in computer‐assisted diagnosis (CAD) have catalysed significant progress in pathology, particularly in the realm of urine cytopathology. This review synthesizes the latest developments and challenges in CAD for diagnosing urothelial carcinomas, addressing the limitations of traditional urinary cytology. Through a literature review, we identify and analyse CAD models and algorithms developed for urine cytopathology, highlighting their methodologies and performance metrics. We discuss the potential of CAD to improve diagnostic accuracy, efficiency and patient outcomes, emphasizing its role in streamlining workflow and reducing errors. Furthermore, CAD tools have shown potential in exploring pathological conditions, uncovering novel biomarkers and prognostic/predictive features previously unknown or unseen. Finally, we examine the practical issues surrounding the integration of CAD into clinical practice, including regulatory approval, validation and training for pathologists. Despite the promising results, challenges remain, necessitating further research and validation efforts. Overall, CAD presents a transformative opportunity to revolutionize diagnostic practices in urine cytopathology, paving the way for enhanced patient care and outcomes.

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Computer‐assisted urine cytology: Faster, cheaper, better?

Ciaparrone,

Maffei,

L'Imperio

et al. 2024

Cytopathology

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How many more slides to go until we fully adopt digital cytology?

Abstract: Two‐liner/synopsis: The digital cytology hub (DCH) has been established under the umbrella of the Cytopathology journal. DCH will help bring about the crucial changes needed to make digital cytology the way of practicing cytology in our laboratories.

Cited by 1 publication

References 26 publications

Computer‐assisted urine cytology: Faster, cheaper, better?

Computer‐assisted urine cytology: Faster, cheaper, better?

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