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Institut Curie digitizes pathology with solution from Sectra

Press releases may be edited for formatting or style | May 19, 2021 Health IT
Linköping, Sweden – May 19, 2021 – International medical imaging IT and cybersecurity company Sectra (STO: SECT B) will install its solution for digital pathology at Institut Curie, one of the most recognized and prestigious cancer centers in France. Pathologists at Institut Curie will now be able to share cases more easily with colleagues for consultations and access digital tools and AI applications. This will save valuable time and increase accuracy when making diagnoses—ultimately leading to better care for cancer patients.

“It was a natural step for us to move to a digital workflow. Our department is located on two sites. One in Paris and one in Saint-Cloud, which is headed by Professor Allory. We will now be able to utilize our specialists at our two sites at any time, which is a critical factor during the diagnostic process,” says Dr. Anne Vincent-Salomon, head of the pathology department and the diagnostic and theranostic medicine division.

She continues: “It is also a major step forward in terms of working remotely and thereby improving the work-life balance, which is particularly valuable for the younger generation living in a region like the Ile de France. Partnering with Sectra, which already has a lot of experience in this field, feels great and we look forward to getting started.”
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Digitizing pathology brings pathologists new functionality beyond the microscope. Without the need for physical glass slides, digital access enables them to instantly access and share current and historical images and information between departments and hospitals as well as the possibility to benefit from evolving technology such as AI. The digital solution provides pathologists with assistance at critical decision points, such as grading or performing more precise measurements. It also enables image analysis, which in turn reduces variation and improves the precision of tasks such as cell counting. Digital access further facilitates second opinions, external reading resources, specialist consultations and improved teaching possibilities.

Institut Curie is one of the leading medical and research cancer centers in the world, recognized especially for its expertise in breast cancer, and acts as an international reference center for several cancer types. Due to its expertise in this field, more than 100 international patients are treated every year at its two hospitals in Paris and Saint-Cloud. Institut Curie has become the third French healthcare provider to order Sectra’s digital pathology solution within a four-month period, following previous orders from Institut Bergonié and GHU Paris psychiatrie & neurosciences. Together, these cancer centers are leading the way in the digitization of pathology in France.

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