Who/where AZ Sint-Jan, Bruges, Belgium Challenge • Cancer projections are growing • Demand for laboratory tests is increasing • Workload per pathologist is rising Results 2 • Fully digitized workflow speeds up processing of laboratory tests • Easy to share information for multidisciplinary discussions • Minimized risk of reporting on wrong patient samples • Improved ergonomic conditions for laboratory staff Unlocking the full potential of digital pathology for primary diagnostics With the global number of new cancer cases expected to rise by 70% over the next two decades 1 , pathology laboratories around the world are looking for ways to meet increased demand for their services. That’s why digital pathology is gaining interest: it allows laboratories to work more efficiently

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