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Digital pathology, reinvented for collaborative care

Explore how Megscope turns a whole-slide scan into a fast, shareable diagnosis — pan and zoom real deep-zoom tooling, flag regions of interest, draft a report, and route the case to a colleague, all from one screen.

40xDeep-zoom resolution
< 2 minScan-to-review time
3Demo cases to explore
Real fluorescence microscopy demo scan
Real whole-slide scan imagery, not a patient case
01 · Whole-slide viewer

Pan, zoom, and review a scan in real time

Powered by the same OpenSeadragon + OpenSlide deep-zoom pipeline used in the clinician dashboard — real tiles streamed from a multi-resolution pyramid, not a static image. Drag to pan, scroll to zoom, and hover the flagged markers.

Case A-2291 · core biopsy Acıbadem Ataşehir · Patoloji
Ready for review
Amber markers simulate regions Megscope's assist layer flagged for pathologist attention — hover for detail. Scans are real gigapixel whole-slide images (OpenSlide sample data), used here for demonstration only — not patient data.
02 · Diagnosis workflow

Draft and sign a report against the open case

Select the relevant ICD-10 chapters and write findings — this mirrors the exact reporting panel doctors use after reviewing a scan.

New report - Case A-2291

Choose one or more diagnosis codes, then write your findings.

Report signed — Case A-2291 Dr. Demo Hekim · just now

Why this matters

The reporting flow doubles as an audit trail for every case.

  • Structured codingEvery report is tagged with ICD-10 chapters, so cases are searchable and trends surface automatically.
  • Privacy-first identityPatient names are masked by default in every list and card (as seen in the case queue below) to stay compliant with KVKK / HIPAA-style handling.
  • One-click historyOnce a report is signed, it travels with the case — reopen it any time from the case queue.
  • Try it nowPick a case above, add a diagnosis code, and submit — the case queue below updates instantly.
03 · Case queue

Every case, at a glance

This is the same board pathologists see on login — click a card to jump into that case above.

1Active
1Diagnosed
3Total cases
04 · Care network

Loop in a colleague in one click

Share the case that's currently open above with another pathologist for a second opinion.

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