Static telepathology is defined as

• A. Real-time video and robotic control
• B. Stores images that are forwarded, most published
• C. Whole slide imaging with z-stacking
• D. Telepresence with live discussion

Answer: (B)

Static telepathology relies on storing and forwarding still images for remote interpretation rather than streaming live video or controlling the slide in real time. The key idea is capture a set of still images, send them to a pathologist, and have them interpret the case later or at their convenience. That’s why describing it as storing images that are forwarded, most published, best fits. In contrast, real-time video and robotic control describe dynamic telepathology where the viewer interacts with the slide live; telepresence with live discussion also implies ongoing, interactive communication, not a stored, forward-only process.