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Month: June 2024

Taking and processing photomicrographs — part 5: Adjusting white balance

2024-06-05 oliver Leave a comment

Now that you have a nice flat image after dividing by the brightfield image, you may see that the white…

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Posted in: Forensic pathology, Photomicrographs Filed under: image processing, microscopy, photomicrography

Taking and processing photomicrographs — part 4: fixing anisotropic illumination.

2024-06-01 oliver Leave a comment

As I mentioned before, anisotropic illumination occurs when the bulb does not make the background uniformly white (or whatever color…

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Posted in: Forensic pathology, Photomicrographs, Uncategorized Filed under: Histology, image processing, microscopy, photomicrography

Taking and processing photomicrographs — part 3: Image acquisition

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Image acquisition: The slide: Clean the slide.  Really.  When we look through the scope, we unconsciously edit out dust and…

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Posted in: Forensic pathology, Photomicrographs, Uncategorized Filed under: Histology, image processing, microscopy, pathology, photomicrography

Taking and processing photomicrographs — part 2: The setup

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  The setup: The first thing is to acquire the best image you can before you do any postprocessing.   It’s…

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Posted in: Forensic pathology, Photomicrographs, Uncategorized Filed under: Histology, image processing, microscopy, photomicrography

Taking and processing photomicrographs — part 1: Common errors

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A couple of people have mentioned to me that they have trouble getting good looking photomicrographs.   I thought I’d write…

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Posted in: Photomicrographs, Uncategorized Filed under: Histology, image processing, microscopy, photomicrography

Pathology cases– Myxoid adrenal cortical carcinoma

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A 72-year old man suffered a car crash and died. At autopsy, he was noted to have a 4 cm…

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Posted in: Forensic pathology, Gross Pathology, Pathology cases, Photomicrographs, Uncategorized Filed under: adrenal, adrenal cortical carcinoma, microscopy, myxoid
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