Suzanne Z. Powell
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Suzanne Z. Powell is a leading neuropathologist whose research has advanced the frontiers of digital and telepathology, particularly for intraoperative consultation. Her most cited work validates a novel robotic telepathology platform for neuropathology touch preparations, demonstrating that remote pathologists can reliably control and interpret glass slides over the internet for real-time surgical decision-making. This landmark study, with 16 citations, was the first to validate the iScan Coreo Au whole slide imaging scanner for this critical application, establishing a foundation for expanding access to specialized neuropathology expertise in underserved or remote settings. Powell’s contributions bridge the gap between traditional microscopy and digital innovation, directly impacting patient care by enabling faster, more accurate diagnoses during brain surgery. Her work is essential reading for researchers and clinicians interested in telepathology, digital pathology validation, and the practical implementation of remote diagnostic tools. Through her rigorous validation studies, Powell has helped pave the way for the broader adoption of robotic telepathology in neuropathology, improving equity and efficiency in surgical pathology.
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