Publications by authors named "Scott Kinder"
Objective: Detecting and measuring changes in longitudinal fundus imaging is key to monitoring disease progression in chronic ophthalmic diseases, such as glaucoma and macular degeneration. Clinicians assess changes in disease status by either independently reviewing or manually juxtaposing longitudinally acquired color fundus photos (CFPs). Distinguishing variations in image acquisition due to camera orientation, zoom, and exposure from true disease-related changes can be challenging.
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- The text outlines a program aimed at improving leukemia diagnosis in Vietnam through virtual collaborations between local pathologists and experienced hematopathologists in the U.S., addressing issues like a lack of training and costly slide digitization.
- Over a two-year period, 135 consultations were conducted, leading to accurate diagnoses, including the first documented cases of T-cell large granular lymphocytic leukemia (T-LGLL) in Vietnam, confirmed with a 100% concordance through in-person review.
- The program demonstrates a successful model for remote education and consultation that could benefit other underserved regions, enhancing diagnostic accuracy and patient care in hematopathology.