Neuromedical Systems, Inc.

Laurie J Mango

Mark R Rutenberg

Mathilde Elisabeth Boon

Lanbrecht Piet Kok

Akiva Rutenberg

Leonid Strinkovsky

James C Herriman

Robert Tjon-Fo-Sang

A semi-automated method of classifying a histological specimen for the presence of premalignant or malignant cells, including the steps of treating a specimen with an immunohistochemical marker to provide a visual indication of cell proliferation, ranking individual objects in the specimen in an order according to the likelihood that each object has attributes consistent with a premalignant or malignant cell or cell cluster, selecting for display a set of said objects according to said ranking, and displaying images of said selected objects to facilitate review by an operator.

Automated histological specimen classification system and method

A device for the visual inspection of a specimen, comprising a first microscope for obtaining a magnified view of different areas of a specimen, a display monitor for displaying images of at least a subset of the different areas of the specimen, selection means for enabling the selection of a image displayed on the monitor, a second microscope for review of an area of the specimen corresponding to the selected image, a motorized stage for positioning said specimen with respect to the field of view of the second microscope, and a processor for determining the image selected and instructing the motorized stage to position the specimen so that the area of the specimen corresponding to the selected image is in the field of view of the second microscope.

Device and method for facilitating inspection of a specimen

Automated specimen classification system and method

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Laurie J Mango