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Research questionHow can we identify tumor-containing slides when each patient has many whole-slide images?Patients may have many whole-slide images, while only a few contain tumor or other biomarkers needed for downstream analysis. Manually finding those slides is labor-intensive, and including irrelevant slides can dilute the useful signal.
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Latest papersRecent research connected to this question, newest first.Morphology signal in whole slide image foundation models can automatically triage slidesThe source evaluates ranking patient-level slides using zero-shot predictions from publicly available whole-slide image foundation models. Evidence comes from multiple datasets and includes patients with up to 43 slides; the reported evaluation finds tumor slides among the top two ranked slides in those settings.research paper · Sep 2, 2026
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