Quality control for pathologists and cytotechnicians in an urgent need, but it is delayed by the difficulties in the specimen management: the usual way for carrying out a quality control programme is to circulate specimens among participating individuals or institutions, collecting their diagnostic answers. Because cytologic specimens are not duplicable, sequential delivery of the same material is mandatory, with obvious temporal applications
Digital quality control in cytology: Advantages and technical approach
Demichelis, Francesca;
2001-01-01
Abstract
Quality control for pathologists and cytotechnicians in an urgent need, but it is delayed by the difficulties in the specimen management: the usual way for carrying out a quality control programme is to circulate specimens among participating individuals or institutions, collecting their diagnostic answers. Because cytologic specimens are not duplicable, sequential delivery of the same material is mandatory, with obvious temporal applicationsFile in questo prodotto:
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