With the growing popularity of whole slide imaging, good analysis and management of these images are becoming increasingly important

Whole slide imaging, also known as virtual microscopy, is the process of scanning an entire microscope slide and creating a single high-resolution digital file. This is commonly accomplished by capturing many small high-resolution image tiles or strips and then montaging them to create a full image of a histological section.

Whole Slide Imaging capture separate images of each field of view across the entire slide at high speed. During the scanning process, the separately acquired images are stitched together to produce a single full-resolution digital image.

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