Propelled by technological innovation and growing demand for digitized pathology, the market is expected to expand at a robust CAGR of 11.5% from 2025 to 2034, potentially reaching around USD 6.5 ...

Tissue staining is a cornerstone of medical diagnostics, used to highlight cellular structures and render tissue features ...

The report runs an in-depth analysis of market trends, key players, and future opportunities. In general, the Digital ...

As these codes pave the way for broader adoption and potential reimbursement, the future is here—and it’s digital. In traditional pathology, getting physical slides in front of the best ...

The VENTANA DP 600 slide scanner, part of Roche's Digital Pathology Dx system, is now cleared by the FDA to aid in clinical diagnosis, enabling pathologists to diagnose patients using digital images.

The clearance covers Roche’s Ventana DP 200 slide scanner, digital pathology workflow software, and a display that can be used to review and interpret digital images of scanned pathology slides.

Digital Pathology Industry Poised for Rapid Growth Through 2035 Digital pathology is revolutionizing diagnostics, offering faster, ...

1. Mayo Clinic has digitized its extensive archive of pathology slides and continues to scan slides from current patients. The digital platform now includes 20 million slide images linked to 10 ...

Digital Pathology: Digitizing laboratory slides and samples offers innumerable benefits. In addition to increasing the proportion of fulfilling work as noted above, capturing the data from the ...

They used 691 digital images of pathology slides from collaborators at Massachusetts General Hospital, Yale New Haven Children's Hospital, St. Jude Children's Hospital, and the Children's Oncology ...

Unlike traditional glass slide-based microscopy, digital pathology enables virtual microscopy by converting glass slides into digital slides, which can be easily stored, accessed, shared ...

The VENTANA DP 600 slide scanner, part of Roche's Digital Pathology Dx system, is now cleared by the FDA to aid in clinical diagnosis, enabling pathologists to diagnose patients using digital images.