A microscope is the principal tool of a pathologist’s trade. As we progress through the digital era, the potential for new, innovative devices to replace that tool has increased. Digital…
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This FAQ answers questions about digital pathology including what is digital pathology, how does it work, and is it FDA approved. What is digital pathology? Digital pathology is analyzing, storing,…
AZoRobotics recently featured the new Lumea and Tempus digital pathology and artificial intelligence collaboration. More advancements are happening between pathology and artificial intelligence every year. This one is particularly exciting because…
Lumea, a leader in digital pathology solutions, has chosen Tempus, a leader in artificial intelligence and precision medicine, to create AI-enabled solutions LEHI, UTAH, UNITED STATES, August 4, 2022 — Lumea…
Are you contemplating digital pathology or looking for a new computer for your digital pathology practice? Here are the top 10 things you should consider to help you choose the…
Dr. Todd Randolph is a pathologist with more than 26 years of experience. He is the co-founder and co-owner of StarPath. StarPath provides world-class quality pathology interpretations while leveraging the…
Anatomic pathology is the diagnosis of disease based on the examination of organs and tissue at a microscopic level. This medical specialty has existed for several hundred years. Recently, the…
Drs. Hillel Kahane, Jared Szymanski, Matthew O. Leavitt, and Todd Randolph are four pathologists who have 93 years of experience combined. They are some of the most renowned and well-respected…
An ancillary or molecular test is a medical test for a patient that is not a part of the original study design. There are a wide variety of ancillary tests…
Dr. Matthew O. Leavitt is a Stanford-trained pathologist focused on innovation in digital pathology. He has 19 years of pathology experience. He founded Lumea and then became the founder and…
