Annotated Images In Pathology

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This site illustrates two low-tech, simple ways to create annotated images (images associating textual information with graphic elements) by extrapolating upon common imagemaps, or by using javascripts. Such images have a particular educational appeal as they let the user focus on specific information within an image. They also provide a handy means to allow pathologists to include text-based comments with digitized pathology images.

The "Visible Human" site presents anatomical information to a lay audience, while the "Flow Cytometry Archive" illustrates a more sophisticated interface used by the pathology residents and staff at Brigham & Women's hospital. Click on the images below to sample these sites.

Visible Human
Flow Cytometry Tutorial

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Lynn Bry, MD/PhD
Resident, Dept. Pathology
Brigham & Women's Hospital
Harvard Medical School
Boston, MA 02115
lynn@madsci.org