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Margaret Cocks1, Jamaal Rehman2, Norm Barker1
1Department of Pathology, The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland.
Abstract:
The objective of our study was to establish a detailed photomicrographing protocol for pathologists and dermatopathologists using standard overhead camera and image editing packages. Through a trial-and-error approach we devised a series of steps that comprise our photomicrographing protocol. Descriptive and interpretive data analyses were performed to highlight how each step improves tinctorial quality of digital photomicrographs.
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