Web-based oil immersion whole slide imaging increases efficiency and clinical team satisfaction in hematopathology tumor board.

Web-based oil immersion whole slide imaging increases efficiency and clinical team satisfaction in hematopathology tumor board.
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基于Web的油浸入整个幻灯片成像可提高血液病理学肿瘤板的效率和临床团队满意度。

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10.4103/2153-3539.143336
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2014
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通讯作者:
Salama ME
Salama ME
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作者:
Chen ZW;Kohan J;Perkins SL;Hussong JW;Salama ME

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