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Digital Gross Photography in an Anatomic Pathology Practice
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Applications of Gross Digital Images in Medical Education
The following is a list of applications of gross digital photography in medical education:
Important teaching tool for pathology staff: laboratory assistants, laboratory scientists and technicians, histotechnologists, surgical pathology technicians, autopsy technicians, pathologists’ assistants, pathology residents, pathology fellows, medical students, and pathologists (see figure).
Teaching tool for graduate students and residents from other medical specialties that have elective rotations in pathology
Conference presentations (e.g., tumor boards, surgical conferences, and pathology grand rounds)
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Continuing medical education (CME) purposes
Screenshot of manual for pathology trainee in document control of MediaLab. Please note application of gross
photograph for processing of a surgical specimen.
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