Medical image analysis is an extremely demanding task. Intelligent solutions for digital pathology help pathologists and other medical professionals to make better diagnoses faster and faster. Modern software – detached from a specific system – is the key to success and the advantages they can gain over other institutes.
If you choose the right strategy at the beginning, you will very quickly work digitally much more efficiently and economically than analog, improve the quality of your diagnoses – and create new freedom for yourself.
The best way: take a step-by-step approach:
Digitize slides on your microscope or by the scanner.
Send, stream or present slides digitally to colleagues with just one mouse click.
Organize your slides for collaboration with external pathologists, for your home office or diagnostics on the road, and work together regardless of location in the Digital Lab.
With modern solutions, you can get into digital pathology in under an hour. Without IT knowledge, PathoZoom® Scan, and LiveView can be installed and put into operation on any microscope. With the help of the camera, slides are immediately digitized – and are available online to the entire team. Via link, you can send your slides to colleagues. They can view the case online – on their computer, tablet, or smartphone – and add annotations and comments directly.
All PathoZoom® products can be easily connected to any laboratory information system. This means: Quick editing stations and field offices are immediately digitally connected. The pathologist is massively relieved!
With 1 to 10 slides per day, PathoZoom® Scan or PathoZoom®LiveView is the easiest and most cost-effective solution.
The next step is the digitizing of about 10 to 50 cases per day, e.g., to integrate an external pathologist into the routine diagnostics. Full digitization should then be the last step, as it means a complete change of the internal laboratory workflow in the laboratory.
The advantage of an excellent system pays off quickly: Because the digital slides are not only available for diagnostics – without a costly system change – but also directly for tumor boards, lectures, and teaching.
Watch our video about the optimal digital laboratory workflow “From sample to diagnosis”:
