Decentralized image acquisition and assessment combined with central case management
Hospitals and private laboratory networks may run numerous laboratories. Many of them have a limited number of Gram slides per day for which an automated scanning and imaging system is not required. On the other hand they have a high interest in standardization to improve testing accuracy.
The Gram Imager* with a manual microscope imaging system is fitting the needs of laboratories with a limited number of Gram slides.The system is based on Metasystems' interactive imaging platform Isis, which is network enabled, includes a manual microscope with LED light-source and a high-quality CoolCube camera.
Gram Imager stations can easily be integrated into the existing laboratory environment. Hence users can store acquired images in a centralized location enabling access from anywhere in the hospital / laboratory network, speeding up the review process. Moreover pre-defined procedures for reading and assessment can be integrated supporting standardization.
With Neon, MetaSystems offers a solution for case and imaging data organization. Neon collects the data from any imaging job as well as from external sources and presents them in a comprehensive and versatile case management dashboard. Strong data management algorithms, several convenient display modes, and many options for selecting and filtering content make Neon the perfect basis to organize large quantities of information.
With Gram Scanner or Gram Imager, laboratory networks can manage images / cases from all sites equipped with the systems. Create reports, store Gram information with patient files centrally, track workflows and recall all data easily whenever needed, while significantly improving your quality management.
MetaSystems, a worldwide leader in microscopic imaging innovation, presented proof of concept results for Deep Learning - based pathogen classification on Gram stain slides.
The program comprises five keynote lectures delivered by leaders in their fields and a total of 25 parallel sessions covering hot topics from the different sections of the SSM – Clinical Microbiology, Environmental Microbiology, Prokaryotic Biology, Mycology and Virology. In addition to the authoritative talks given by invited speakers, a number of oral presentations will be selected from the submitted abstracts, and ample time will be allowed for stimulating poster sessions.
Nearly 4,200 scientists– a record number –who submitted an abstract for ASM Microbe 2019 can’t be wrong.
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