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Anatomic pathology laboratory information systems: a review.

Seung Lyung Park¹, Liron Pantanowitz, Gaurav Sharma

¹Division of Pathology Informatics, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh, PA, USA.

Advances in Anatomic Pathology

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Anatomical Pathology Laboratory Information Systems (APLIS) are essential for modern pathology labs, managing everything from specimen registration to reporting. These systems are evolving to support new technologies like digital pathology and asset tracking.

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Area of Science:

Pathology Informatics
Laboratory Information Systems
Digital Pathology

Background:

Modern anatomic pathology laboratories rely on robust information infrastructure for critical functions.
Anatomical Pathology Laboratory Information Systems (APLIS) provide this essential infrastructure, evolving over decades.

Observation:

APLIS manage specimen registration, findings recording, workflow, reporting, and quality assurance.
Current APLIS are adapting to support emerging technologies such as asset tracking and digital imaging.

Findings:

The review details the evolution, components, architecture, and functionality of APLIS.
It highlights the crucial role of APLIS in current pathology practice and future demands.

Implications:

APLIS are key enablers for the scope and practice of pathology.
Understanding APLIS evolution is vital for adapting to the increasing integration of digital pathology.