Demographic and economic developments and fast-paced progress in human medical research mean that histopathological practice must adapt to meet new requirements. Due to shifting demographics, the number of samples laboratories receive continues to rise. In addition, more diagnostic markers and the increasing complexity of cases result in increased staining per case. Falling rates of board certification pose a significant challenge; employment opportunities therefore need to become more flexible, both in terms of working hours and location.

By working together, we will find the ideal solution to make your laboratory fit for the future.

Digital slides expand diagnostic possibilities

Making the diagnostic process easier

Digital tools, such as annotation, marking and comment functions, simplify morphological diagnosis
Various tissue staining images and macro shots can be displayed and analysed in parallel
The digital archive provides fast access to all earlier slides in a given case
Digital quantification of diagnostic markers supports the diagnostic process and establishes standardised criteria for analysis

Digitization provides fast and flexible access to all data

Keep everything in view with the digital cockpit

All information on a specific case file is displayed at all times in the pathologist’s cockpit
The site-independent tool enables pathologists to access digital slides from any location – and make diagnoses from their home office
The database of digitized slides and the virtual microscope can be seamlessly integrated in an existing LIS
Digitization standardises and optimises the workflow, saving valuable time and providing safety

Site-independent tumour conferences modernise communication

Overcoming geographic separation

The ability to analyse digitized tissue sections collaboratively from different locations saves time and reduces costs
High-quality digital tissue sections with diagnostic information can be presented as part of a tumour conference
Macro shots, archive images, special staining and quantification results can be easily shared, facilitating a rapid exchange between experts

High quality management standards provide safety

Support for accreditation processes

The digital workflow simplifies the process descriptions in the QMS manual
Large quantities of data and images are automatically stored in the right place and can be traced at any time
In accordance with legal provisions, case files can be archived in an automated, standardised manner