As multiplexed imaging continues to push the boundaries of discovery in pre-clinical research, research teams face an overwhelming challenge: managing, storing, and collaborating on ever-expanding datasets. Traditional methods of image storage and sharing, whether through local servers, network-attached storage (NAS), or cloud services like AWS, have proven to be inefficient, costly, or generally ill-suited for the demands of high-volume image analysis.In our recent webinar, Scalable Image Management System in Spatial Biology, Pathcore’s CEO Dan Hosseinzadeh explored these technical challenges and then introduced PathcoreFlow 4.0, a next-generation cloud-based image management system designed to revolutionize how pathologists and research teams handle spatial biology files.

PathcoreScholar™ is a unique environment that allows authentic clinical experiences to be delivered in medical training programs. With comprehensive support for whole slide images and other medical images, PathcoreScholar is designed for training needs in surgical pathology and other imaging domains such as cytology, hematology and radiology. Its unique flight simulator pedagogy, allows trainees to build confidence and improve diagnostic skills in a simulated case-review environment and a self-directed e-learning platform.

Pathologists have a significant impact on the accuracy of clinical diagnoses. Patient management decisions are dependent upon the accuracy of the reports generated by pathologists, which guide clinicians in ensuring optimal therapeutic plans are formulated.

March 8th is International Women’s Day - a global day of recognition and celebration for the achievements of women. At Pathcore, we wanted to take a moment to acknowledge the outstanding achievements of 10 trailblazing women in pathology, both past and present.

An Image Management System (IMS) should improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your pathology lab. Finding the right IMS plays a critical role in what you can achieve with your digital pathology (DP) system. The digital pathology ecosystem is fragmented, but a good IMS can bridge these gaps - they are designed to broker communication between systems.

Pathology is considered one of the oldest, yet most important pillars in medicine and healthcare. Over the past 20 years, technology has played a key role in disrupting and changing the landscape of several industries by digitizing traditional analog processes - and pathology is no exception.

Looking back on 2019, it has definitely been an exciting year for all of us at Pathcore. We launched our new website, introduced new software features, attended many trade shows and conferences, and welcomed new members to our team!

DICOM WG-26 continued to push the boundaries of interoperability at DICOM Digital Pathology Connectathons throughout 2019. Similar to 2018’s successful Connectathons, these events showcased the use of the DICOM Standard to achieve interoperability of Whole Slide Imaging between different vendor’s equipment and software. Learn more about DICOM for Digital Pathology Interoperability.