Papers
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Total Citations
380
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About
Liron Pantanowitz is a pioneering pathologist and digital imaging specialist whose research has fundamentally shaped the fields of telepathology, telecytology, and computational pathology. Based at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC), Pantanowitz has dedicated his career to advancing remote diagnostic technologies and digital applications in pathology, bringing cutting-edge imaging solutions to clinical practice worldwide. His most influential contributions include seminal work on multimodality telepathology at UPMC — accumulating 114 citations — which systematically evaluated static, dynamic, and whole slide imaging approaches for remote pathological consultation. Complementing this, his highly cited telecytology research (99 citations) helped establish rigorous clinical frameworks for interpreting cytology specimens at a distance, addressing persistent challenges while charting future directions for the field. Pantanowitz has also been instrumental in exploring three-dimensional imaging methodologies (72 citations), demonstrating how high-throughput digital imaging is transforming biomedical assessment beyond traditional two-dimensional constraints. His work on whole-slide imaging in cytopathology and robotic microscopy for intraoperative teleneuropathology further illustrates his sustained commitment to expanding pathology's diagnostic reach. With hundreds of citations accumulated across his body of work, Pantanowitz remains an essential reference point for researchers and clinicians navigating the rapidly evolving landscape of digital and remote pathology.
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- 2Telecytology: Clinical applications, current challenges, and future benefits99 citations · 2011
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- 5Whole-slide imaging: widening the scope of cytopathology27 citations · 2014
- 6Review of the use of telepathology for intraoperative consultation19 citations · 2018
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- 8Telecytology for Rapid On-Site Evaluation3 citations · 2020