Paige
Digital pathology AI applications for cancer pathology, including Paige Prostate.
Last updated: June 5, 2026
Back to directoryConcentriq digital pathology platform that supports diagnostic, research, and AI-enabled pathology workflows.
Organizations building an enterprise digital pathology foundation that can connect image management, AI apps, and data workflows.
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Product-specific review. These product-specific signals summarize what the cited sources imply before treating Proscia as safe for a local clinical, operational, or research workflow.
| Regulatory / FDA | Separate Concentriq AP-Dx primary-diagnosis clearance from Concentriq AP, Concentriq LS, third-party AI applications, and research workflows; scanner and specimen limitations matter. |
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| Privacy | Confirm hosting, storage, scanner ingestion, LIS integration, user roles, collaboration access, retention, audit logs, and contract terms for diagnostic and life-sciences deployments. |
| Evidence | Review the multi-site primary-diagnosis study and any AI-application evidence against the lab's scanner, tissue, specimen, pathologist, and workload context. |
| Workflow | Best evaluated as a digital-pathology operating layer where primary diagnosis, AI launch, collaboration, and data-science workflows each need separate governance. |
Proscia describes Concentriq as an enterprise pathology platform for digital pathology, AI applications, data science, diagnostics, and life-sciences workflows; Concentriq AP-Dx materials describe FDA 510(k) clearance for primary diagnosis with a specified scanner, while other platform and AI components may have research-use limits.
Not for: Assuming every connected AI application is cleared for diagnosis without separate intended-use and validation review.
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