Digital Analysis

WorkSTATION

WorkSTATION is a user-oriented capture and storage system for digital macro images of small biopsies

In today’s laboratory, approximately 40-60% and in some instances up to 95% of specimens are endoscopic biopsies. Handling of these small specimens (3-20 mm) takes place in large, bulky grossing stations designed for very large surgical samples.

WorkSTATION has been developed to fill this technology gap and to document this manual step for patient safety and QA purposes. It dramatically reduces specimen turn-around time at the grossing station.

eGross

This all-in-one grossing workstation has been specifically designed to integrate state of the art tools and standardization into a 21st century system for gross tissue dissection.

eGROSS is the first to incorporate the digital power of specimen identification and dissection documentation, introducing a standardized image documenting protocol.

MacroVIEW

MacroVIEW builds on our over 20 years of digital imaging experience to dramatically improve the standardisation and documentation of pathology procedures.

This system enables medical examiners and researchers to digitally document with on-image video/audio annotations of a full body, body parts, and small anatomic details.

• Diagnostic post mortem
• Forensic post mortem
• Veterinary labs for animal necropsy
• DVI (Disaster Victim Identification)

MacroPATH

Milestone launched in 1998 the first digital macro imaging system for pathology and ever since has built on decades of experience and satisfied users. Our technology has enabled laboratories to implement better quality assurance oversight, reduce specimen description time, and provide greater accuracy.

The new MacroPATH is a user-friendly system that provides high-resolution images, video and audio files. It can be mounted to fit any existing grossing station or used as a stand-alone system.

• Icon-driven, user friendly software
• The stored images form a powerful database for QA, teaching and research
• Connection to remote transmission facilities allows telepathology consultations