Ligolab and PathPresenter announce a strategic partnership to provide smooth flows of digital pathology work

Ligolab, a leading software supplier for the laboratory laboratory system (LIS) and fully integrated solutions in the field of laboratory cycle management (Lab RCM) and Pathpresentr, a global leader in the field of image solution and management of digital pathology, announced a strategic partnership. This cooperation is a significant progress in pathology, and the FDA 510 (K) Pathpresenter cleaned I see clinical clinical fluently integrated with the Lis Ligolab platform, providing pathologists with access to a fully united, comprehensive flow of work of digital pathology.

Thanks to the integration of pathology practice, they can now view, manage and interpret images of the entire cut (WSIS) using a browser introduced directly from the Ligolab environment. The result is trouble -free, efficient and modernized work flow, which optimizes navigation between systems, reduces the bottlenecks and increases both clinical accuracy and delivery time.

The mentioned Suren Avunjian, general director of Ligolab.

Cooperation deals with the growing demand to accept digital pathology, because laboratories are looking for scalable solutions to improve performance, support remote cooperation and prepare for the progress of artificial intelligence. Thanks to the proven technology for browsing the Pathpresanter image, the fully integrated Ligolab Lis and RCM Informatics platform, laboratories gain a comprehensive system of operation that combines each stage of the diagnostic cycle process and revenue process.

A trouble -free integration between a clinical viewer and a fox is necessary for every practice of pathology that tries to optimize work flow and capture the best return on investment in modern tools.

Our partnership with Ligolab, with our joint emphasis on interoperability, allows us to quickly increase to increase efficiency for our joint clients and unlock the full potential of innovative new AI algorithms. “

Patrick Myles, CEO, PathPresenter