Put your own slide on screen. Thirty minutes with Dean.

Two cameras — one over the grossing bench, one on the microscope you already own — that put every specimen and section on screen, measured, filed to the case and shared by link. Dean runs them on a case you choose, over video, and tells you plainly whether they fit your lab.

Dean Hutchinson30 years in diagnostics and digital pathology · Sunderland

Teams or Meet · nothing to installBring one slide or a gross photoInvite procurement

Booked.

Preview only. In production this writes straight into Dean's calendar.

This is the kit. Two cameras, one piece of software.

No scanner required. Uses the bench and the microscope you already have.

PathoZoom LiveView Macro camera mounted above a grossing bench, specimen on the screen — *At the grossing bench***LiveView Macro**A camera on an arm over the board. Reads the case barcode, files every capture, measures to CE standard, streams to a consultant in 40 ms.

PathoZoom Scan & LiveView camera fitted to a standard microscope, H&E section on the monitor — *At the microscope***Scan & LiveView**A USB camera on your existing C-mount. Whole slide stitched in under a minute, or a frozen section streamed live to a link.

1M+cases on PathoZoom15 yrsin digital pathologyIVDRCE-markedDICOMany scanner, any LIS In use at Mayo Clinic · MD Anderson · UCSF · Charité

What happens in the session

Your case, three ways, in the order a lab works.

Dean shares the live PathoZoom view exactly as a colleague would receive it. You can join from a phone if you like — that is rather the point.

LiveView Macro software measuring a specimen

min 05–15 · grossing bench

Gross image to case, hands-free

Barcode read files each capture to the case; CE-marked measurement; live voice to a consultant while the specimen is still on the board.

LiveView Macro · 40 ms stream

PathoZoom Digital Lab case view with a measured specimen and slide list

min 15–25 · microscope

Your slide, scanned or streamed

Your section under the microscope camera, stitched into PathoZoom Digital Lab beside the gross image, then opened on your phone from a link.

Scan & LiveView · < 60 s · 100 viewers

min 25–30 · fit & cost

A straight answer on fit

Where it slots into your workflow, where it doesn't, indicative cost, and the procurement route for your Trust. Bring a procurement colleague if you can.

No follow-up sequence unless you ask

Who you'll be talking to

Thirty years in diagnostics. Based in the North East. Runs every session himself.

Dean Hutchinson has spent three decades bringing diagnostics products to UK laboratories, most recently in digital pathology. He has sat through enough NHS procurement conversations to know which questions come up, and answers them before you have to ask.

“Bring the case that annoys you most. The frozen that always waits for the scanner. The gross photo nobody can find. That's the one I want to run.”
Dean Hutchinson · [confirm wording]

Before you book

The four things people ask first.

Is it diagnostic-grade?: Yes. The software is CE-certified under IVDR and the measurement tools are CE-marked for diagnostic use after calibration. Not a research-only tool.
We already have scanners.: Good. PathoZoom reads and writes DICOM and supports 3DHISTECH, Hamamatsu, Leica, Philips and Olympus formats, and integrates with any LIS. The cameras cover what the scanner queue can't: grossing, frozens, urgent second opinions.
What about information governance?: Encrypted connections, browser-based access, local storage as standard, cloud optional. Viewers open a link; they don't install anything or create an account.
What does it cost to change?: A C-mount camera and a Windows PC. Your microscopes stay. Dean gives indicative pricing in the session, not after a qualification call.

Pick a time. Bring a slide.

Thirty minutes, one-to-one, on video. UK times.

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