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URL: https://dmimedicalusa.com/product/aperio-at2-dx-system
Proper Citation: Leica: Aperio AT2 DX System (RRID:SCR_027461)
Description: 400 slide scanner with Aperio ImageScope DX clinical viewing software, and high-performance viewing workstation including color-calibrated medical grade monitors. System can be used standalone, or in conjunction with Aperio Path DX case management software, for streamlined, clinical workflow. Developed from Leica Biosystems,enables to produce consistent, diagnostic quality images, enabling pathologists to diagnose with confidence.
Synonyms: Aperio AT2 DX System
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: slide scanner, diagnostic quality images, imaging, pathology
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