Digital Pathology Basics.
Learn about the fundamentals of digital pathology and how it is transforming clinical, educational and research workflows.
Foundational guides.
What is Digital Pathology?
Digital pathology refers to the acquisition, management, sharing and analysis of pathology information in a digital environment. Traditional glass slides become high-resolution digital images through whole-slide imaging. Combined with laboratory data, information systems and advanced analytics including artificial intelligence, it enables real advances in diagnosis, research and patient care.
Read ArticleImage Viewers vs. Image Management Systems
As digital pathology becomes more integrated into clinical, academic and research settings, it is important to distinguish between pathology slide viewers and digital pathology image management systems. They may appear similar on the surface, but they are fundamentally different in scope, features and intended use.
Read ArticleDigital Pathology: What Every CIO Needs to Know
The transition to digital pathology presents a complex set of IT challenges and requirements, particularly for CIOs responsible for operational readiness, scalability, security and compliance. This article outlines the key technical considerations, with insights earned from real-world implementations.
Read ArticleChoosing the Right Digital Pathology Workflow Partner
The adoption of whole-slide imaging, artificial intelligence and cloud-based platforms is reshaping workflows. Technology alone does not guarantee success — choosing the right workflow partner is the critical factor that determines whether digital transformation delivers a meaningful impact.
Read ArticleStorage: The 800-Pound Gorilla in Digital Pathology
Digital pathology offers unprecedented opportunities for research, diagnosis and education. The field also faces a formidable challenge: data storage. The scale of the problem is vast and growing, and it is one of the most significant barriers to widespread adoption.
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