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Digital Pathology Solution

Digitize your entire pathology workflow with solutions
designed to improve efficiency and collaboration.

INFINITT Digital Pathology Solution

INFINITT Digital Pathology Solution (IDPS) is a vendor-neutral digital pathology workflow, reporting, and archiving solution that is “scanner agnostic.” Digitized, full-resolution, whole-slide images from any vendor’s slide scanner can be viewed, manipulated, shared, and archived to support a complete conversion to digital pathology workflows.

IDPS enables pathologists to view pathology information from any location, including the clinical laboratory, hospital, or home setting*. In addition, pathology images can be made rapidly available to multiple users simultaneously. It integrates with your EMR and laboratory information system to facilitate image sharing, remote consultation, and tumor board review. It can also integrate with our Vendor Neutral Archive (VNA), as well as an existing VNA, to support your enterprise imaging strategy.

  • Simplifies access to current, historical, and comparative medical images
  • Enables image sharing and multidisciplinary collaboration
  • Improves access to instructive and unusual cases for teaching and training
  • Supports remote reading and secondary consultation through distributed workflow
  • Enhances security with authentication and user management

INFINITT Workspace

If you’ve ever tried to do pathology research, you know it’s rarely as simple as just looking at slides. The data is huge, scattered, and comes in more file types than anyone cares to count—WSI, DICOM, non-DICOM, and everything in between. Add in the constant push to keep patient information secure and the headaches of collaborating with teammates across institutions, and it’s easy to see why so many digital pathology projects move at a crawl.

INFINITT Workspace was designed to fix that. It brings all your digital pathology research data—no matter the format—into a single, secure place, making it easier to organize, share, and actually use. That means less time wrestling with files, and more time focused on the science that could change how we understand disease.

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