In histology, touchscreen interfaces are primarily used in digital pathology and microscopy. Here are some ways they are utilized:
Navigation and Zooming: Histologists can easily navigate through digital slides and zoom in on specific areas of interest with simple gestures. Annotation: Touchscreen interfaces allow for quick and precise annotations directly on the slides, aiding in documentation and analysis. Image Manipulation: Users can adjust image settings such as brightness, contrast, and color balance using touch gestures. Collaboration: Touchscreen devices facilitate real-time collaboration and consultation among histologists, even remotely.
