Telepathology System with Remote Access
By HospiMedica staff writers
Posted on 16 Apr 2003
New software allows remote access with live streaming imaging from a microscope to PCs via the Internet, enabling pathologists to incorporate high quality images into their medical reports, creating savings and efficiencies in healthcare delivery.Posted on 16 Apr 2003
The software, called ASAP Imaging (Apollo streaming anatomic pathology imaging), was demonstrated at the annual meeting of the United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology in Washington, DC (USA). ASAP Imaging allows pathologists to provide diagnostic services via the Internet. This capability easily extends their services to remote areas and allows them to collaborate and to educate their clients and partners, increasing the quality of each diagnosis. The software is the product of Apollo Telemedicine, Inc. (Falls Church, VA, USA), which develops telepathology systems and telemedicine solutions.
"ASAP Imaging, our latest offering, builds on our reputation and record of achievement, and will help our customers better serve their customers,” said Mark Newburger, CEO of Apollo Telemedicine.
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