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The Comparative Pathology Workbench: Interactive visual analytics for biomedical data.

Michael N Wicks¹, Michael Glinka¹, Bill Hill²

¹Edinburgh Pathology & Centre for Comparative Pathology, Institute of Genetics & Cancer, University of Edinburgh, Crewe Road, Edinburgh EH4 2XR, UK.

Journal of Pathology Informatics

|September 11, 2023

Summary

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The Comparative Pathology Workbench (CPW) is a new web-based tool enabling pathologists to dynamically compare histopathology images and analysis data. This facilitates collaborative diagnosis and interpretation of complex cases across disciplines and locations.

Keywords:

Embedded discussion Image spreadsheet Image visualisation Shared workspace Visual analytics Visual comparison

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Area of Science:

Digital Pathology
Computational Pathology
Bioinformatics

Background:

Pathologists require robust tools for comparing histopathological images across diverse samples, cases, and species.
Existing methods often lack dynamic, interactive comparison capabilities for integrated data analysis.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an interactive, web-browser-based system, the Comparative Pathology Workbench (CPW), for dynamic image and data comparison.
To enhance collaborative analysis and interpretation of histopathological data among pathologists and other specialists.

Main Methods:

Designed CPW as a visual analytics platform with an image-enabled 'spreadsheet' layout for organizing comparative data.
Integrated features for comparing images at various magnifications, regions of interest, and analysis results (e.g., scRNA-seq).
Implemented a Django-based web application with user management and discussion threads (via WordPress) for collaborative annotation.

Main Results:

CPW allows direct, dynamic comparison of histopathological images and associated data, including image analysis outputs (QuPath, ImageJ).
The platform supports shared access with configurable user permissions (read-only or edit).
Integrated discussion threads enable collaborative interpretation and consensus building among experts globally.

Conclusions:

The Comparative Pathology Workbench (CPW) provides a novel, accessible platform for advanced histopathological image and data comparison.
CPW fosters interdisciplinary collaboration and improves diagnostic accuracy through shared analysis and discussion.
The open-source nature and web-based accessibility of CPW promote widespread adoption in pathology research and diagnostics.