In the future we should be able to offer a more standardized, easier-to-use workflow. For the present we rely on information in the scan request form; this web page will help serve as a guide.
There are several variables that accompany a request to create an "unknowns" conference for pathology education. Below are three examples.
Interface
Tumor Boards
"IM2" image server
Slides: new or existing
New slides: fill out slide scan request form as usual
Make use of existing slides: send us the pathology accession number(s) or the image ID numbers for individual slides. Contact slidescanningserv@med.umich.edu for assistance.
Slide Labels
Tell us if the glass slide labels are already masked and labeled the way you want.
If not, how do you want the WSI label images to appear when the WSI are opened?
Slide order
Tell us the order in which each case should appear on the web interface:
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