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change. “There are questions of how 3D images will be observed,” wrote Seibel. “Will the medical doctor and technician be aided by computers using machine vision?” Nonetheless, he sees these questions not as a roadblock, but as just a necessary maneuver to bring about change in a field of medicine that is often conservative. “[The] human pathologist will always be critical in diagnostic decision-making,” he says, “but they may not be used to hunt for the abnormal and rare cancer cells in the biopsy specimens.”