Digital pathology and COVID-19 and future crises: pathologists can safely diagnose cases from home using a consumer monitor and a mini PC
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Liang Cheng | Rodolfo Montironi | Antonio Lopez-Beltran | Alessia Cimadamore | Marina Scarpelli | A. Lopez‐Beltran | R. Montironi | Liang Cheng | M. Scarpelli | A. Cimadamore | A. López-Beltran
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