Telepathology / WSI

Digital pathologybeyond boundaries.

Connect laboratories, slide scanners, image archives and pathologists while keeping whole slide images, specimen context, work allocation and reports together.

End-to-end flow

Keep every part of the pathology case connected.

Nexus coordinates ingestion, standards conversion and routing. Nexus PACS delivers the whole slide imaging workspace, while Nexus IS supports worklists, reporting and collaboration.

01

Receive the case

Ingest whole slide images together with patient, specimen, slide and case context from the originating laboratory workflow.

02

Normalise to DICOM WSI

Convert supported vendor-proprietary whole slide image formats into the DICOM VL Whole Slide Microscopy Image format for standards-based exchange.

03

Assemble the context

Keep specimen information, clinical detail and relevant prior material available alongside the digital slides.

04

Route intelligently

Direct cases according to subspecialty, urgency, availability and the needs of the connected pathology service.

05

Review and collaborate

Bring diagnostic viewing, worklists, reporting and multidisciplinary collaboration into one connected pathway.

06

Return the result

Deliver the verified pathology report and workflow status back to the originating laboratory and clinical systems.

A continuous chain

Scanner to pathologist—and back again.

01

Source

Whole slide images and case context enter the pathway.

02

Standardise

Vendor-proprietary WSI is normalised to DICOM VL Whole Slide Microscopy Image.

03

Review

Nexus PACS and Nexus IS support diagnostic viewing, work allocation and reporting.

04

Return

The verified report reconnects with the originating pathology workflow.

Connected capabilities

A vendor-neutral route through digital pathology.

01

DICOM WSI normalisation

Convert supported proprietary whole slide image formats into a standards-based DICOM representation.

02

Whole slide image access

Make tiled, multi-resolution pathology images available to authorised diagnostic teams.

03

Case and specimen context

Keep the information needed for interpretation connected to the images and worklist.

04

Intelligent distribution

Route pathology cases across sites, teams and subspecialty reporting networks.

05

Remote collaboration

Support distributed review, second opinions and multidisciplinary discussion.

06

Report return

Reconnect the verified interpretation with laboratory and clinical systems.

Connect the pathology pathway

Let’s talk about your telepathology flow.

Map the scanners, formats, archives, reporting teams and clinical hand-offs that need to work as one.

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