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  • Installations designed to obtain digital photographs in a pathology (e.g., grossing) laboratory. These stations typically consist of a metal stand that includes an integral digital photographic camera, appropriate spot (e.g., LED) lights, a monitor, and a keyboard to introduce annotations and/or labels on the photographic images. These stations may also include foot switches to facilitate the operation. Pathology photograph stations are mainly used in clinical pathology laboratories to document diagnostic, forensic, and other procedures and for digital transmission of images by providing direct connection to local network information systems.
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