Techcyte and elea Bring AI-Native Pathology Reporting into Techcyte FusionⓇ
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The partnership brings elea’s pathology-specific AI directly into Techcyte Fusion, enabling pathologists to turn assessments into structured, coded reports. OREM, UT, UNITED STATES, August 13, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Techcyte today...
From Smart In Media: Scanners, image management systems and AI are transforming pathology. Yet one critical step often remains disconnected from the digital workflow: the grossing station. Gross images may be captured separately, named...
30 years ago, as of last month, I admitted an elderly woman to the ICU for a complicated pneumoniae requiring mechanical ventilation and vasopressor support. As a first month medical intern you learn to swim or drown. Fortunately, I didn’t...
From the Proscia blog: Interoperability in digital pathology is about more than the ability to open an image file. It means giving pathologists a consistent, trusted experience as laboratories add scanners, displays, and connected systems....
Leica Biosystems: Portfolio expansion marks new era for diagnosis delivery, translating digital pathology innovation to clinical impact by accelerating workflows and patient care VISTA, Calif., August 11, 2026 – Leica Biosystems, a...
The latest from StatLab Background Whole slide imaging (WSI) is gaining widespread adoption in diagnostic and research pathology. While attention is often given to image clarity and scanner performance, the microscope slide itself can be an...
