Sectra, of Linköping, Sweden, makes enterprise imaging and digital pathology software whose PACS and Digital Pathology module run national-scale fully digital pathology in the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and Sweden. Whether that delivers faster diagnoses and better use of scarce pathologists is still being tested.
Sectra, based in Linköping and listed as SECT-B.ST, makes enterprise imaging and digital pathology software used by European and UK health systems, including national deployments, to run fully digital pathology. Its Sectra Digital Pathology module and PACS underpin large national deployments in the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and Sweden. OnCo links it to whole-slide scanners and image management and to telemedicine, teleoncology and telepathology. Whether national-scale digital pathology delivers faster diagnoses and better use of scarce pathologists, as its adopters expect, is the open question. The whole-slide scanner page carries the wider picture.
Shares Telemedicine, teleoncology, and telepathology, Whole-slide scanners and image management and the tag supporting.
Shares Whole-slide scanners and image management and the tag supporting.
Shares Whole-slide scanners and image management and the tag supporting.
Shares Whole-slide scanners and image management and the tag supporting.
Shares Whole-slide scanners and image management and the tag supporting.
Shares Whole-slide scanners and image management and the tag supporting.
Shares Telemedicine, teleoncology, and telepathology and the tag supporting.
Shares Whole-slide scanners and image management and the tag supporting.
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Slide viewing and case management inside the same workstation a hospital already uses for radiology, which is how several health systems went digital in pathology.
The picture archiving and communication system a radiology department reads on, and in many hospitals the same viewer now used for digital pathology slides.