Press Releases
- April 22, 2013
GE Healthcare announced today that the Omnyx™ Integrated Digital Pathology (IDP) system, developed in a joint venture with University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC), has obtained a Health Canada Class II Medical Device License.
Read more → - March 18, 2013
GE Healthcare today announced that the Omnyx™ Integrated Digital Pathology (IDP) system, developed in a joint venture with University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC), has acquired the CE Mark in the European Union under the ‘In Vitro Diagnostics Directive’.
Read more → - Nov 1, 2011
GE Healthcare announced today that its Omnyx(TM) Integrated Digital Pathology solution will be the virtual microscopy system for one of two educational seminars, the inaugural Hematolymphoid Course at the Department of Pathology, Singapore General Hospital. Instead of reviewing cases using traditional optical microscopes, over 60 pathologists from throughout Asia and beyond will use GE’s all-digital pathology solution during the Hematolymphoid educational workshop to review 40 cases encompassing more than 500 digital slide images.
Read more → - Oct 27, 2011
GE announced today shipment of the Omnyx™ VL4 scanner to beta customers worldwide. To date, six Omnyx VL4 scanners have been shipped for and are in operation for testing purposes and this marks a significant milestone in Omnyx’s efforts to deliver a leading Integrated Digital Pathology solution. The Omnyx solution will be demonstrated at the upcoming Pathology Visions conference in San Diego.
Read more → - Feb 28, 2011
This week at the United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology meeting in San Antonio, Omnyx is demonstrating its forthcoming Integrated Digital Pathology (IDP) solution in booth 330. Omnyx, a joint venture of GE Healthcare and UPMC is showing their IDP solution designed by pathologists, for pathologists and built from the ground up with help from a global team of collaborators with the overall goal of digitizing the pathologist’s process with intuitive and efficient solutions.
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