Smart In Media

This week, Smart In Media participated in INFORSALUD 2026 in Madrid.

A particular highlight for us was the sponsored session with José Luis Solórzano, MD, PhD, from MD Anderson Cancer Center Madrid — a valued Smart In Media customer — who shared how digital infrastructure in pathology can connect tissue, data, and clinical decision-making.

His presentation made one thing very clear: digital pathology creates value when it is embedded in a validated, traceable, and clinically meaningful workflow. Not as an isolated demo. Not as a standalone AI feature. But as part of a connected architecture designed for real diagnostic use.

This is exactly where Smart In Media contributes: helping pathology teams build digital workflows that support collaboration, scalability, and clinical relevance in routine practice.

A sincere thank you to José Luis Solórzano and the team at MD Anderson Cancer Center Madrid for the trusted collaboration—and to everyone we had the pleasure of meeting at INFORSALUD 2026 in Madrid.

The Digital Workflow – From Stained Slides to Seamless Diagnosis:
Many assume that digital pathology simply means scanning slides. But there’s much more behind a truly digital diagnostics process. What changes when a lab switches to a platform like PathoZoom® Digital Lab – featuring a built-in IMS and the world’s fastest viewer?

After scanning, Digital Lab automatically indexes incoming slides, matches them to cases using barcodes and LIS metadata. If any slides are missing, placeholders are displayed, ensuring completeness and clarity from the outset.

Cases open fully synchronized in both the LIS and Digital Lab. Pathologists see case status, tags, and AI scores in Digital Lab. Need a second opinion? Just generate a QR code to launch a remote live consultation – or activate conference mode for team review.

Macro images from the grossing station (captured via PathoZoom® LiveView MACRO) can be stored directly in the IMS, eliminating the need to switch platforms or interrupt the workflow.

Finally, scanned slides can be deleted after a predefined time or archived according to your institution’s policy.

👉 Curious to see it in action? Let’s schedule a demo.