Paige
Traditionally, pathologists spend hours hunched over glass slides searching for tiny cancer cells a process prone to fatigue and "finding the needle in the haystack." Paige digitizes this workflow. Once the glass slide is scanned into an image, Paige’s AI analyzes it in seconds to highlight suspicious areas (like Prostate Cancer or Breast Lymph Node metastases). It acts as a computational second opinion, ensuring no cancer cell is missed.
| Feature | Invoice |
|---|---|
| FDA Status | Yes |
| HIPAA Compliance | Yes |
Operational Utility
- Paige Prostate Suite:
- Detect: Instantly flags "Suspicious for Cancer" on the slide viewer.
- Grade & Quantify: Automatically calculates the Gleason Score (cancer aggression) and tumor length, automating the math that pathologists hate doing manually.
- Perineural Invasion: specifically hunts for cancer spreading around nerves, a subtle sign that changes surgical planning.
- Paige Breast Lymph Node: Solves the "Tedium" problem. Pathologists hate scanning lymph nodes because 99% of the tissue is healthy, but missing one tiny "micrometastasis" changes the patient's chemotherapy plan. Paige highlights the micromet instantly.
- Paige Alba (Agentic AI): Alba is a conversational AI copilot. You can ask it: "Alba, summarize the IHC stains for this patient and draft a diagnosis." It looks at the images and the LIS (Lab Information System) to write the report for you.
- PanCancer Detect: A triage tool that screens slides from any tissue (Lung, Colon, Skin) to flag "Abnormalities," prioritizing the pathologist's worklist so cancer cases are read first
Implementation & Integrations
- The Hardware: You cannot use Paige without a Whole Slide Scanner (e.g., Philips, Leica, Hamamatsu).
- Integrations:
- Viewer Agnostic: Works inside Sectra, Philips, and their own FullFocus viewer.
- Workflow: It usually appears as a "Worklist Column" (e.g., a red flag icon next to the patient name) or an overlay on the image itself.
Pricing Model
- Structure: Per-Slide or Annual Site License.
- Cost: Not available
- ROI:
- Efficiency: Reduces read time by ~20% per case.
- Safety: Reduces false negatives by ~70% (according to their FDA validation study), which lowers malpractice liability.
The Doxiverse Assessment: Risks & Limitations
- The Strategic Upside: Offering Paige tools allows you to recruit younger pathologists who demand digital workflows and AI support.
- The "Analog" Friction: Most labs are still 100% glass. Moving to "Digital Pathology" is a massive operational change management project involving IT, Lab Techs, and Doctors. It takes 12-18 months to go live.
- Data Storage: Digital Pathology images are huge (10x larger than Radiology). Implementing Paige often triggers a need for massive cloud storage upgrades.
Ideal User Profile
- Perfect For: High-Volume Reference Labs (Quest/LabCorp style) and Academic Medical Centers with a digital pathology program.
Disclaimer
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