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Reach better-informed decisions through easy access to patient centric information. Our IntelliSite Pathology solution is a highly scalable platform that enhances productivity with high-resolution digital images, collaboration features, and case management tools. Enhance knowledge sharing between care providers to meet the challenges of today’s busy pathology lab.
Learn how to connect your team with Philips IntelliSite Collaboration Suite
Pathologists must seek more efficient means to support targeted, patient-specific therapy and accurate, first time right decision-making. Philips IntelliSite Pathology is the innovative solution to ultimately help your team achieve better patient outcomes.
Sharing multidisciplinary knowledge assists pathologists in making informed decisions and opening new insights into diseases. IntelliSite unites cutting-edge technologies including iSyntax, to improve workflow efficiency, stimulate collaboration and increase diagnostic confidence.
IntelliSite enables virtual networks across pathology labs to connect to care teams. This solution easily interfaces with Laboratory Information Systems and is compatible with a diverse array of hardware. Now you can perform quick case review and expert consultation with pathologists in remote locations.
Digitize Your Workflow
Organize and review a large number of histopathology cases quickly and with ease.
Connect Your Team
Connect people and locations, so specialized histopathology resources can be shared.
Unify Patient Data
Cross functional integration and aggregated views of a patient’s clinical work-up.
Gain New Insights
A powerful attribute of digital pathology is the enablement of analysis of large sets of clinical data.
IntelliSite helps your pathologists organize and review a large number of cases quickly and with ease. Scanned slides can be accessed by specialists from virtually anywhere, helping you streamline processes, reduce turnaround time, with the aim to enhance the quality of care.
Remote communication and collaboration is a challenge. IntelliSite offers embedded tools to connect people and locations so expert opinions are available quickly and specialized histopathology resources can be shared across and beyond the laboratory.
You no longer need to worry about the difficult logistics involved in sending glass slides. You no longer run the risk of losing or damaging specimens. You save a lot of money and consultants save a lot of time.
Alexi Baidoshvili, MD, Pathologist at LabPON, Hengelo, Netherlands
IntelliSite is an automated digital pathology image creation, management and analysis system comprising of an ultra-fast pathology slide scanner, an image management system and case viewer, this is complemented by advanced software tools to manage the scanning, storage, presentation, analysis, and sharing of information.
IntelliSite speeds and simplifies access to histopathology information across your organization and beyond to help your staff work more efficiently. IntelliSite is the innovative pathway for the pathology world, advancing towards predictive health management, and ultimately better patient outcomes.
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Transforming the histopathology workflow
Now it only takes 60 seconds for a glass slide to be scanned and available for viewing at a true 40x magnification (for a 15x15 mm area). Organize the results and review and report on each case in a quick and efficient manner. Fast slide-to-slide transitions, customized viewing areas, and collaboration worldwide are a reality.
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1 - World Health Organization -World Cancer Report 2014
2 - US figures -AAMC 2014
3 - Wolff AC et al, Journal of Clinical Oncology 25: 118-145 2007
4 - National Patient Safety Agency -March 2010
5 - US figures -SciMetrika2010
