Digital Pathology: Take Your Next Step On the Path to Implementation

Reduced errors:

Helps prevent breaking of precious slides due to excess handling, and need to ship to distant laboratories. Misidentification may also be reduced by barcoding of slides.

More innovation:

Big data provides more research outputs for complex research questions. Allows research groups to collaborate at broader locations. Provides tools for teaching and training at different locations.

Improved analysis:

Improve accuracy in tissue analysis by removing the subjectivity and inter-/ intra-observer variability inherent in manual review, as well as providing a comprehensive, quantitative analysis.

Improved workflow:

Central storage and data management systems for digitized slides enables international collaboration, a more streamlined workflow, and for more flexible work schedules.

A new way to view:

Team annotation of slides. Measure multiple areas of interest with multiple people annotating. Get a dashboard view of all annotations for analysis. Simultaneous view of slides from the same study.

Reduced turnaround time:

Enables immediate access to archive digital slides compared to searching in physical repositories. Also reduces time in retrieving, matching and organizing data within a study.