Digital Pathology for Indian laboratories — scan, view, share and archive slides digitally.
Bring whole-slide imaging and a connected digital workflow into your histopathology lab: high-resolution slide scanners, a deep-zoom viewer built into the Unimeditrek LIS, barcoded case tracking and a second-opinion workflow — from one accountable partner. We provide the equipment, the software and the service; your lab decides its own validated clinical use.
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From biopsy to a permanent digital record
Every stage is tracked in one system — the physical specimen and its digital slide stay tied to the same case, from receipt to long-term archive.
What going digital actually gives your lab
See slides on a screen, not just the microscope
Whole-slide imaging turns a glass slide into a high-resolution digital slide your pathologists can pan and zoom on any monitor — no slide has to travel.
Faster specialist and second opinions
Share a case digitally with a sub-specialist anywhere, instead of couriering glass. The LIS keeps the request, response and version on the same case.
A permanent, searchable slide archive
Digital slides don’t fade, break or get misfiled. Prior cases stay instantly retrievable for review, teaching and audit.
One connected workflow — not islands
The scanner, the digital slide and the report live inside one histopathology LIS, tracked from accession to sign-out with a full audit trail.
The pieces of a digital pathology setup
Whole-slide scanners
TissueScope LE and TissueScope iQ scanners (Huron Digital Pathology) — brightfield whole-slide imaging for routine and research histopathology.
Digital slide management in the LIS
Attach whole-slide images to the case by reference and open them in a built-in deep-zoom viewer — right next to the report. Gigapixel files stay on the tile server; nothing huge is uploaded.
Case & slide tracking
Barcoded case → cassette → block → slide chain of custody, so every physical and digital slide is accounted for from receipt to archive.
Second-opinion workflow
Request an internal or external second opinion on any case and capture the response on the record — versioned and audit-logged.
Built for the labs digitising histopathology in India
Medical colleges
Teaching sets, digital slide libraries and second-opinion workflows for training and diagnostics.
Hospitals & oncology centres
Faster sub-specialist review, tumour-board sharing and a durable digital archive.
Reference & multi-site labs
Move images, not glass, between sites — one platform, many labs, each isolated.
What we do and don’t claim
We supply the scanners, the digital-slide viewer, the LIS workflow and the service to run them. We do not claim guaranteed clinical outcomes, and your laboratory remains responsible for validating any diagnostic use of digital slides under your accreditation body’s guidance. Distributed scanners are supplied and supported in India by Unimeditrek; the LIS is our own software.
Common questions on going digital
Do I need to replace my microscopes to go digital?
No. Digital pathology augments the microscope — you add a whole-slide scanner and the LIS digital-slide viewer, and keep using microscopes wherever you prefer. Adoption can be gradual, case-type by case-type.
Where are the gigapixel whole-slide images stored?
Whole-slide images are attached to the case by reference (the LIS stores the tile/DICOMweb source or the scanner’s viewer link), so multi-gigabyte files stay on your scanner or tile server and there is no massive upload or storage surprise.
Is digital pathology usable for primary diagnosis in India?
Many labs use whole-slide imaging for teaching, archiving, second opinion and research today, and increasingly for primary review. Your laboratory decides its own validated use, following your accreditation body’s guidance; we provide the equipment, viewer and workflow.
How does this connect to the rest of my histopathology workflow?
Through the Unimeditrek Histopathology LIS: the scanner, the digital slide, the barcoded specimen chain and the authorised report are all part of one system, from accessioning to archive.
Design your digital pathology setup
Tell us your case load and goals — we’ll recommend the right scanner, the LIS configuration and the workflow, and send you a price and configuration.