Outstanding image quality is essential to achieving optimal results, whether you are physically looking at a slide or viewing an image on screen. Leica has a 150-year heritage bringing imaging innovation to market, as evidenced by our patents and our products.
Every organization’s transition to digital is unique, but there are constants. Easy to achieve? No. Achievable? Absolutely. From secure software integration, to forging partnerships among pathologists, laboratory professionals and IT, there are critical steps to success. Let experience lead the way.
Whole slide imaging, digital pathology and artificial intelligence are expected to transform the practice of pathology, improve patient outcomes and augment experts’ skills. Learn how pathologists are designing their future.
Scanning is the first step in digital pathology; put your best foot forward. From translational research to routine diagnostics or AI development, there is an Aperio scanner for every need.
Effective image management and automated systems communication are essential for digital pathology success. Secure, scalable solutions with flexible deployment options enable anytime, anywhere access to your slides.
400+ peer review publications utilize Aperio Image Analysis. Standardize biomarker research quantification to improve data quality with accurate, reproducible, and quantitative results.
Digital pathology implementation is a multifaceted project. This webinar will focus on the effect digital pathology can have on your laboratory and provide practical guidance to help with a smooth transition, from selecting a scanner to workflow implications.
Join us in this presentation as we look at steps necessary for implementing digital pathology successfully and confidently into your organization, including stakeholder involvement, deployment diagrams and implementation, plus network considerations and storage needs.
Watch this fascinating webcast on digital pathology in the time of COVID-19 and glean knowledge from questions asked by your colleagues and answered by pathologists.
