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About
Andrew Evans is a pathologist and clinical researcher whose work has significantly advanced the field of digital pathology, with particular expertise in telepathology and intraoperative diagnostic technologies. Based at the University Health Network, Evans has been a pioneering force in demonstrating the clinical viability of robotic microscopy and virtual slide telepathology for primary frozen section diagnosis — work that garnered over 160 citations and helped establish foundational protocols for remote pathology consultation. His contributions extended into neuropathology, where he addressed practical implementation questions surrounding whole-slide imaging for frozen section diagnoses, helping guide institutions navigating this technological transition. Beyond digital pathology, Evans has contributed to oncological research, exploring radiation therapy innovations for prostate cancer in high-risk patient populations, including those with inflammatory bowel disease, as well as combined robotic brachytherapy and sublobar resection approaches for non-small cell lung cancer. His body of work reflects a consistent commitment to translating emerging technologies into safe, effective clinical practice. With cumulative citations exceeding 250, Evans remains an influential figure for researchers and clinicians working at the intersection of pathology, oncology, and medical technology innovation.
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- 6Frozen section telepathology by whole-slide imaging3 citations · 2014