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In digital histopathology traditionally prepared and stained slides are scanned in a dedicated scanner to produce extremely high resolution images.The resultant image fidelity is affected bymany variables including the staining processes, scanner design/setup, and ultimately the image display. Little or no routine quality control is applied at any of these stages and as a result widely varying images can be produced for the same sample.
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