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Pramana to Enable Vanderbilt University Medical Center’s Pathology Digitization Efforts

Pramana’s clinically validated whole-slide imaging system transforms pathology data into valuable knowledge for pathologists, physicians, and researchers

Pramana to Enable Vanderbilt University Medical Center’s Pathology Digitization Efforts, Advancing Clinical Care and AI-Driven Research

Advanced digital pathology solution will streamline results and drive workflow efficiencies

Spectrum Healthcare Partners Leverages Pramana’s AI-Enabled Scanners to Bring Digital Pathology to Central Maine Healthcare

Over 6.5 Million Glass Slides Digitized in the Last 12 Months and 15 Billion Images Validated with Near-Perfect Accuracy Using Pramana’s Innovative In-Line Quality Assurance Algorithms

Pramana Achieves Industry-Leading Milestone with Digital Pathology 2.0 Technology

Paving the way to advance cancer research and diagnosis with enriched, high-quality DICOM images

Pramana Joins Proscia Ready To Help Laboratories Realize More Value From Their Pathology Data

Pramana's advanced scanning capabilities enable Caris Life Sciences to generate high-quality digital images to support Caris’ AI analysis for therapy decisions and trial recruitment.

Pramana and Caris Life Sciences Collaborate to Digitize 1.5 Million Pathology Slides Annually

Companies to highlight innovative scanning solutions at Pathology Visions Meeting, Oct. 29-31

Pramana and Techcyte Form Strategic Collaboration to Offer AI-enabled Scanning Technology for Cytology and Microbiology Applications

Pramana's digital pathology solution equips Intermountain Health with superior, consistent digital images, enhancing the efficiency of clinical research and streamlining workflows

Pramana and Intermountain Health Collaborate to Digitize 8 Million Archival Clinical Pathology Slides Using Advanced AI Technology

Collaboration Brings DICOM, AI, Image Analysis, and Digital Pathology in Single, Streamlined, Comprehensive Offering.

Gestalt and Pramana Announce Availability of Integrated Digital Pathology Solutions and AI-Powered Platform

HistoWiz, Inc, a leading digital histology service provider, and Pramana, Inc., an AI-enabled health tech company modernizing the pathology sector, announce a partnership to bring high-throughput whole slide imaging (WSI) and image management to organizations of all sizes.

HistoWiz and Pramana Partner to Bring High-Throughput Whole Slide Imaging to the Research and Pre-Clinical Space

Scanning is a vital part of the digital pathology pipeline. But what are the hidden pitfalls that stymie its success? And what are the cost implications? Find out in part two of the Pathologist's six-part “Barriers to Adopting Digital Pathology” series authored by Prasanth Perugupalli, CPO. 

Barriers to Adopting Digital Pathology (2/6) - Scan Times and Hidden Costs

Companies to demonstrate technologies at the 2023 USCAP Annual Meeting

Gestalt and Pramana Announce Strategic Partnership to Offer Customers Advanced, AI-Enabled Image Analysis in End-to-End Solution

Partnership combines image management with high-throughput whole slide image scanning to realize the full promise of digital pathology.

Corista and Pramana Announce Partnership to Deliver Fully Automated and Integrated Digital Pathology Solutions for High-Volume Pathology Laboratories 

Pramana Inc., an AI-enabled health tech company modernizing the pathology sector, and PathPresenter, the global image sharing platform for pathology, today announced a collaboration to accelerate the enterprise adoption of digital pathology workflows.

Pramana and PathPresenter Announce Collaboration to Accelerate Enterprise Adoption of Digital Pathology Workflows

Although digital pathology was supposed to be faster and more seamless than classical pathology on glass there are still many manual steps in the workflow.

Merging Hardware and Software to Deliver 2nd Generation Digital Pathology

During the latest installment of Clinical Lab Chat, CLP Director of Business Intelligence Chris Wolski and Prasanth Perugupalli, chief product officer for Pramana, tackle why there have been delays in pathology labs adopting digital solutions, the business case for digital pathology, how it can change laboratory workflows, and what the future holds for digital pathology.

How Digital Can Transform the Pathology Laboratory

Duke Health is building upon its longstanding history of innovative research by joining with nference, a science-first software company, to transform healthcare by making biomedical knowledge computable.

Duke Health Joins with nference (Pramana's parent company) to Advance Medical Research and Patient Care

Technological restraints have been a historical barrier in the lab but, thanks to innovative tech, a new age of digital pathology is here. 

Barriers to Adopting Digital Pathology (1/6) - Picture Perfect: Embracing Digital Pathology 2.0

According to the latest research by InsightAce Analytic, the global AI-Based Digital Pathology solutions market is expected to grow with a CAGR of 7.67% during the forecast period of 2022-2030. The prominent market players includes PathAI, Paige.AI, Akoya Biosciences, Aiforia, PROSCIA, and Pramana. 

Artificial Intelligence (AI)-Based Digital Pathology Solutions Market to Record Rapid Growth with CAGR of 7.67% by 2030

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and Pramana will each present a poster highlighting Pramana's innovative digital pathology solution

Pramana to Introduce Digital Pathology 2.0 – a New Standard in Whole Slide Imaging – at 2022 Pathology Visions Annual Meeting

Despite the potential value and impact of digitizing pathology archives, few pathology labs have achieved large scale digital libraries. Due to the vastly different slide preparation methods over the years as well as the deterioration of slides in storage, the highly labor-intensive process often results in poor quality and inconsistent images. Now, a vertically integrated solution offers a completely automated means for digitization at scale, enabling significant operational efficiencies by limiting human intervention.

First-of-Its-Kind AI-Enabled Service Digitizes Glass Slides to Help Labs Create Digital Pathology Repositories

From tools that flag abnormalities to those that can detect breast cancer, hospitals and health systems are developing innovative ways to diagnose, treat and care for patients using artificial intelligence.

5 AI tool developments by Mayo, UF Health and more

Pramana, an AI-enabled health-tech company for the pathology sector, launched its Digital Pathology as a Service (DPaaS) solution for creating digital pathology repositories and also announced its first commercial agreement.

Pramana’s New Digital Pathology Platform Offers Comprehensive Glass Slide Digitization Solution

Pramana, Inc., an AI-enabled health-tech company modernizing the pathology sector, launched its Digital Pathology as a Service (DPaaS) solution for creating digital pathology repositories and also announced its first commercial agreement. The DPaaS platform offers a first-of-its-kind service to efficiently digitize pathology slides to meet the needs of pathologists, researchers, and clinicians.

Pramana Launches Digital Pathology as a Service Platform, Offering Comprehensive and Scalable Glass Slide Digitization for Health Systems

Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic has signed a five year commercial agreement with Pramana, an artificial intelligence health tech company that focuses on pathology.

Mayo Clinic inks 5-year deal with AI-powered pathology company

PathAI is partnering with Cleveland Clinic to digitize pathology slides and develop and improve PathAI's machine-learning algorithms that can drive research as well as improve patient outcomes in a clinical setting. Pramana is launching its digital pathology as a service product and has struck a multi-year commercial agreement with Mayo Clinic to digitize 5 million pathology slides.

Digital pathology companies score partnerships with marquee providers to leverage ML on image analysis

On Wednesday, Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Pramana announced it is launching its digital pathology-as-a-service offering and has reached its first commercial agreement with the Mayo Clinic. Through the deal, Pramana will digitize 5 million slides in Mayo, which the startup claims is “one of the largest digitization efforts in the world to date, at an unprecedented rate.”

Digital pathology firm forms partnership with major vendor to leverage machine learning for image analysis

Pramana has launched a digital pathology as a service (DPaaS) platform for digitizing pathology slides more efficiently. Concurrently, the company has signed its first commercial deal for the service.

Pramana debuts DPaaS, inks commercial deal

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