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E1000 Dx Digital Pathology Solution

The Epredia E1000 Dx digital pathology solution is a comprehensive solution that compliments your existing workflow to help you capture high-quality whole slide images with your pathologists and lab staff in mind.

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Overview

Maximize Throughput

  • Helps Eliminate Downtime: Eliminates downtime between slides, as the instrument can immediately start scanning the next slide.
  • Continuous Loading: Load slides on demand directly from your coverslipper and prioritize slides based on your workflow needs.
  • Safety Container: Avoids scanning disruption by segmenting slides that need additional attention, while continuing the digitisation run.

Automated Quality Control

  • Gain confidence that your workflow will not be interrupted due to poor quality images.
  • Automated focus quality algorithm rescans slides with advanced settings if out-of-focus areas are detected.
  • Remotely monitor your scanners throughput data and workload statistics.
  • Email alerts throughout the scanning process for run completion and any errors.

MedTech Breakthrough Awards Winner

The Epredia E1000 Dx™ Digital Pathology Solution was awarded “Best New Diagnostic Technology Solution” in the 2026 MedTech Breakthrough Awards for its contribution to advancing digital pathology and modernizing cancer diagnostics workflows.

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Manual slide handling

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Improving Lab Efficiency & Productivity: The Hidden Cost of Manual Slide Handling

The direct costs of a glass-slide workflow are easy to see on a budget line. The indirect costs are harder to see. FTE hours spent on retrieval, assembly, transport, and misfiling; TAT delays caused by physical logistics; and staff time lost to avoidable rework can have a substantial impact on lab efficiency, productivity, and costs.

This article names and quantifies the specific lab efficiency workflow costs that manual slide handling imposes, draws on published operational data to show where the time goes, and makes the case for why addressing these costs is not simply a capital expenditure argument.
High volume lab

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How High-Volume Pathology Labs Are Solving the Throughput Problem: Without Adding Headcount

At 500 or more slides per day, a glass slide workflow is not just inefficient, it is a structural capacity ceiling. The high-volume labs that are breaking through that ceiling without expanding their workforce are not managing their way out of the problem. They are engineering their way out of it.

This article describes what that architectural change looks like in high-volume lab environments, what the published evidence shows about where throughput gains come from, and what the specific scanner and workflow design choices are that determine whether a digital pathology deployment actually delivers the capacity improvement it promises.
Staff turnover in labs

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Staff Turnover in Pathology Labs: How Digital Pathology Reduces Training Burden and Dependency on Key Personnel

Every pathology lab has at least one person whose departure would cause a service disruption. Usually more than one. The question for a lab manager is not whether staff will leave. The real question is whether the laboratory's workflows are robust enough to absorb that departure without creating a diagnostic crisis.

This article is for labs that still rely on glass slide workflows dependent on individual expertise, highlighting why the need to reduce that dependency is becoming increasingly urgent.

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Product Number Packaged As Action
A85200002: E1000 Dx Digital Pathology Solution E1000 Dx Scanner, E1000 Dx IMS, E1000 Dx Viewer, Barco MDPC-8127, 128 TB Server Request a Quote

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