10 tips to choose your next digital pathology display

You’re taking the step towards digital pathology? Or you already have, but you’re looking into a refresh of your display? Which one you choose is important, because it’s a medium you use to analyze slides before stating a diagnosis and prognosis.

There are countless types of monitors on the market: displays for gaming, for film editing or for all-round use at home. Each have their own specifications that make them fit for their users. Medical grade displays pass tests and even international clearances before they can be used in medical environments. They’re reliable, provide consistent image quality and can bear being operational for hours on end.

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