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Trillium Pathology, p. 10-12, 2023

DOI: 10.47184/tp.2023.01.02

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Computational pathology for nephropathology

Journal article published in 2023 by Roman David Bülow ORCID
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Abstract

Digitisation of pathology enables computational pathology. Due to their excellent performance, deep learning-based systems are used primarily. In computational nephropathology, the focus of many studies is on large-scale extraction of comprehensible quantitative data from histological structures. The resulting data can be used for various downstream analyses, including prediction of the disease course. Such systems could significantly support nephropathological diagnostics in the future.