Digital Pathology Association

Digital Pathology Association Encourages sharing of best practices & promotes use of the technology in order to demonstrate effici

Digital pathology is a dynamic, image-based environment that enables the acquisition, management and interpretation of pathology information generated from a digitized glass slide. Digital pathology is rapidly gaining momentum as a proven and essential technology that is helping to reduce laboratory expenses, improve operational efficiency, enhance productivity, and improve treatment decisions and patient care. It is used worldwide in drug development, reference lab, hospital, and academic medical center settings. Applications include education, research, image analysis, archival and retrieval, LIS/LIMS integration, secondary consultations, and virtual slide sharing.

AI adoption in pathology requires more than presentations—it needs participation.Kevin Schap and Dr. Rajendra Singh pres...
09/05/2025

AI adoption in pathology requires more than presentations—it needs participation.

Kevin Schap and Dr. Rajendra Singh present the CAP AI Playground, an interactive simulation platform that gives pathologists hands-on experience with AI models in a familiar workflow environment. This session will highlight how practical engagement and transparent evaluation tools are helping pathologists build confidence, contribute feedback, and shape the clinical relevance of AI tools.

Join us at PathVisions25 to explore how the AI Playground is redefining adoption through action.

Case of the Month | SeptemberA 62-year-old male from the Caribbean presents with lymphadenopathy, skin lesions, and hype...
09/04/2025

Case of the Month | September

A 62-year-old male from the Caribbean presents with lymphadenopathy, skin lesions, and hypercalcemia.
Peripheral smear? Flower-shaped nuclei.
Biopsy + serology? HTLV-1 positive.

Can you pinpoint the immunophenotype most characteristic of adult T-cell leukemia/lymphoma?

Explore the case: https://zurl.co/v9kO7

09/04/2025

Congratulations to PathVisions25 Trainee Travel Award Recipient: Hikmat Khan, PhD

Dr. Hikmat Khan is a Postdoctoral Scholar at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, where his research bridges AI and digital pathology to improve early cancer diagnosis, prognosis, and biomarker discovery.

With a PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering and hands-on experience in both academic and industry AI applications—from secure medical data sharing to early sepsis detection—Hikmat is committed to translating innovation into real-world clinical impact.

We’re honored to recognize his work and welcome him to PathVisions25.

Digital pathology is creating new pathways for patient understanding and engagement.At Michigan Medicine, the Breast Pat...
09/03/2025

Digital pathology is creating new pathways for patient understanding and engagement.

At Michigan Medicine, the Breast Pathology Consultation Program brings patients into the diagnostic process using digitized slides and direct conversations with pathologists. More than 120 patients have participated, gaining clearer insight into their diagnosis and treatment options.

Join Michele Mitchell and Dr. Mustafa Qays Yousif as they share how this collaborative model is supporting better communication, stronger decision-making, and a more personalized approach to care.

AI and proteomics are creating new possibilities for tumor analysis at the cellular level.Dr. Sudhanshu Abhishek and Dr....
09/03/2025

AI and proteomics are creating new possibilities for tumor analysis at the cellular level.

Dr. Sudhanshu Abhishek and Dr. David Chain of AstraZeneca present a high-throughput, AI-driven workflow that integrates digital imaging, laser microdissection, and mass spectrometry to enrich tumor samples with precision. This session will highlight how histological annotation, cell proximity analysis, and protein quantification work together to advance therapeutic understanding in oncology.

Where in the World is DPA? This month: Japan 🇯🇵From Tokyo to rural Hokkaido, Japan is redefining diagnostic precision th...
09/02/2025

Where in the World is DPA? This month: Japan 🇯🇵

From Tokyo to rural Hokkaido, Japan is redefining diagnostic precision through digital pathology. Faced with an aging population, rising cancer rates, and a shortage of pathologists, the country is turning to AI-powered platforms and telepathology to deliver faster, more personalized care.

Japan’s progress offers a compelling model for scalable, future-ready pathology.

Stay tuned as we continue mapping the global digital transformation of pathology.

How do you build a national platform for AI-driven digital pathology?Join the NPIC team at PathVisions 2025 to explore h...
09/02/2025

How do you build a national platform for AI-driven digital pathology?

Join the NPIC team at PathVisions 2025 to explore how their program has digitized over 2.5 million slides across 20 hospitals in the UK. Learn how their infrastructure supports research collaboration at scale—connecting academia, industry, and patients with high-quality datasets and standardized workflows.

This session will highlight how patient engagement, secure data governance, and a multi-scanner ecosystem are shaping a scalable future for AI in pathology.

High-resolution, 3D tissue imaging without disrupting standard workflows is no longer theoretical.Dr. Stephanie Blocker ...
09/01/2025

High-resolution, 3D tissue imaging without disrupting standard workflows is no longer theoretical.

Dr. Stephanie Blocker of Duke University introduces magnetic resonance histology (MRH)—a novel approach that delivers fast, non-destructive imaging of surgical cancer specimens. With enhanced tumor contrast and compatibility with standard fixation and staining, MRH is proving its value across tumor types including prostate, breast, head and neck, and pediatric cancers.

This session explores how MRH is bridging the gap between traditional histology and comprehensive 3D profiling.

Interpretable AI is becoming essential for safe and trusted integration in pathology.Gregory Verghese of King’s College ...
08/31/2025

Interpretable AI is becoming essential for safe and trusted integration in pathology.

Gregory Verghese of King’s College London introduces A-CEM, an attention-based concept embedding model that enhances transparency in whole slide image analysis. Built on the Concept Bottleneck framework, A-CEM reduces concept leakage and improves clinical interpretability without sacrificing performance. This session will explore how concept-level predictions can support regulatory compliance and clinician-in-the-loop decision-making.

Learn how transparency is shaping the next chapter of AI in pathology.

08/30/2025

Celebrating PathVisions25 Trainee Travel Award Recipient: Denilson Feitosa Jr., MD, PhD

Based in Belém, Brazil, Dr. Denilson Feitosa Jr. is leading efforts to bring high-quality diagnostic services to the Amazon region through digital pathology. As part of a multidisciplinary team, he’s helping connect remote healthcare facilities with subspecialized reporting—reducing turnaround times and improving outcomes for underserved communities.

His work is a powerful example of how digital innovation can advance healthcare equity. We’re proud to welcome Denilson to PathVisions25 and support his continued efforts to transform pathology across borders.

Digital pathology and AI tools are gaining ground, but unlocking their full value depends on reimbursement.Join Dr. Paul...
08/30/2025

Digital pathology and AI tools are gaining ground, but unlocking their full value depends on reimbursement.

Join Dr. Paul Gerrard (PathAI) and Michael Rivers (Roche) for an update from the DPA Reimbursement Task Force. This session will outline current efforts to define a sustainable reimbursement pathway for digital pathology and AI, explore evolving US policy trends, and examine what’s needed to drive broader adoption and ROI across the industry.

Join Huron Technologies for a dynamic breakfast workshop at PathVisions25 focused on the breakthroughs reshaping lab eff...
08/29/2025

Join Huron Technologies for a dynamic breakfast workshop at PathVisions25 focused on the breakthroughs reshaping lab efficiency and diagnostic performance.

Hear from Audil Virk, Ioannis Prassas, PhD, and Fatemeh Zabihollahy, PhD as they unveil:

- Huron’s newest high-throughput scanner with expanded imaging versatility
- Enhancements to the iQ series that accelerate clinical workflows
- Cutting-edge tools co-developed with Canada’s largest hospital network

Start your day with a session designed to spark innovation and deliver strategies you can bring back to your lab.

Explore the full agenda and reserve your seat today.

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