Through the partnership, Michigan Medicine radiologists and pathologists will share a unified digital platform. The platform allows clinicians to digitally view images of tissue samples instead of having to rely on microscopes, according to an Oct. 23 Sectra news release.
Michigan Medicine aims for the new platform to allow their clinicians to expedite diagnoses.
“Sectra’s innovative merging of conventional radiology imaging with digital pathology has significantly impacted healthcare institutions aiming for comprehensive diagnostic insights,” Sectra President Isaac Zaworski said in the news release. “Michigan medicine’s adoption of Sectra’s digital pathology solution symbolizes the success of our ongoing partnership. It highlights the positive influence of an enterprise imaging strategy in providing the highest quality of patient care.”
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