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How is Histological Data Stored?

Histological data is typically stored in various formats:
Microscopic Slide Archives: Physical slides stored in laboratories.
Digital Images: Digitized slides stored in databases.
Electronic Health Records (EHR): Patient-related histological data integrated into EHR systems.

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