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Proscia Advances New Era Of AI In Pathology With Major Update To Concentriq AP

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Proscia®, a global leader in AI-enabled pathology solutions for precision medicine, has introduced the next version of Concentriq® AP. The release includes new functionality that advances the impact of AI in shaping pathologists’ understanding of four of the top five most common cancers worldwide. Concentriq AP is a cloud-based workflow solution that helps even the largest global laboratory networks achieve the confidence and efficiency gains enabled by digital pathology.

The major update delivers the industry’s first multi-AI workflows, which simultaneously display results from more than one application in Proscia’s precision medicine AI portfolio on the same image. Pathologists can tap into the comprehensive picture these applications collectively provide in a single pane of glass, moving beyond analyzing insights from individual solutions in isolation. Applications for breast, colon, gastric, lung, and prostate images are immediately available, and Proscia will address additional tissue types and use cases as it expands its portfolio with other leading third-party solutions.

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“Proscia is ushering in a new era of AI in pathology,” said Derek C. Welch, M.D., Chief Medical Officer and Executive Vice-President at PathGroup. “As AI continues to demonstrate benefits, laboratories are increasingly seeking to leverage a variety of applications. Concentriq AP now enables them to realize the collective value of a broad AI portfolio while providing a robust solution for their routine operations.”

The new release of Concentriq AP also offers features and functionality including:

“We built the new version of Concentriq AP working closely with our growing customer base to realize our vision for pathology’s precision medicine future,” said Sowmya Ballakur, Proscia’s Senior Vice President of Product. “It gives them the features they need to scale their use of AI-enabled pathology and capitalize on the latest innovations that shape our understanding of disease.”

Source: GlobeNewsWire

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