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1 November 1990 Image analysis software and sample preparation demands
Karl no Roth, Knut Wenzelides, Guenter Wolf, Peter Hufnagl
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Proceedings Volume 1357, Medtech '89: Medical Imaging; (1990) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.23909
Event: Medtech '89: Medical Imaging, 1990, Campinas, Brazil
Abstract
Image analysis offers the opportunity to analyse many processes in medicine, biology and engeneering in a quantitative manner. Experience shows that it is only by awareness of preparation methods and attention to software design that full benefit can be reaped from a picture processing system in the fields of cytology and histology. Some examples of special stains for automated analysis are given here and the effectiveness of commercially available software packages is investigated. The application of picture processing and development of related special hardware and software has been increasing within the last years. As PC-based picture processing systems can be purchased at reasonable costs more and more users are confronted with these problems. Experience shows that the quality of commercially available software packages differ and the requirements on the sample preparation needed for successful problem solutions are often underestimated. But as always, sample preparation is still the key to success in automated image analysis for cells and tissues. Hence, a problem solution requires the permanent interaction between sample preparation methods and algorithm development.
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Karl no Roth, Knut Wenzelides, Guenter Wolf, and Peter Hufnagl "Image analysis software and sample preparation demands", Proc. SPIE 1357, Medtech '89: Medical Imaging, (1 November 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.23909
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KEYWORDS
Image processing

Image analysis

Imaging systems

Computing systems

Algorithm development

Software development

Surgery

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