How to make a fast whole slide image viewer for pathology?

Pathology whole slide images contain massive amounts of data (1 image scanned at 40x magnification can be as big as 2h HD movie) but they need to be viewed FAST!
What does that mean? How fast can you view a digital pathology slide?
The speed of viewing must match or exceed the speed of viewing the glass slides under the microscope for digital pathology to be a viable option for diagnostics.
The virtual pathology microscope needs to be as fast as the analog microscope.
Fast whole slide viewing of such big image files has its challenges but they have been already solved.
And in this video Dan Lambert, the CEO of PathologyWatch is talking about the solutions his lab implemented so that you don't have to re-invent them.
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Chapters:
0:00 - 0:31 - Intro
0:32 - 1:00 - Old digital pathology slide viewing experience vs. new slide viewing experience
1:01 - 1:34 - Dan Lambert intro
1:35 - 5:44 - What slide viewing speed is acceptable?
5:45 - 7:00 - Different ways to create a fast slide viewing experience.
7:01 - 9:08 - Dynamic tile delivery to the browser
9:09 - 10:36 - digital pathology monitor requirements
10:37 - 13:13 - Ways to display image analysis and AI results fast
13:14 - 13:44 - Links to other resources & outro
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[@aleksandrazurawpathology]

What is your current slide viewing speed with the system you are using?

[@VSDP_Online]

I am developing digital pathology in Vietnam. However, there are many difficulties due to the high cost of scanners. If there is any project to support developing countries please help me

[@aleksandrazurawpathology]

If I hear about anything, I will let you know immediately. In the meantime look into the static telepathology and telecytology options. The cost is lower. You can find out more in this video: ruclips.net/video/uaqQq_ZLiUA/видео.html

[@ChenJunhongJunhong]

I am developing digital pathology in China. However, there are many difficulties due to the high cost of scanners. If there is any project to support developing countries please help me

[@aleksandrazurawpathology]

Usually there are national or international grants that support such initiatives. I don't know about China, but in Europe there are private-public consortia such as BigPicture and other programs.

[@waqas231900]

👍👍👍👍 i need scholarship for my phd in histopathology image classification...i want to pursue work...even willing to work in any project...i need fully funded scholarship...pl help

[@aleksandrazurawpathology]

Keeping my fingers crossed! Keep reaching out and monitor the Digital Pathology Place page on LinkedIn, I always share open positions there.