Development was done at Netherlands Cancer Institute. 250+ pathologists from 30 institutions have collaborated on 90 projects there and submitted more than 700 000 answers. 70% more slides were processed after adoption of Slide Score.
Score using H-Score, intensities and percentages. Measure and annotate areas. See field of view of an eyepiece.
See the same region in up to 8 slides or TMA cores. Compare HEs and IHCs to understand what's stained better.
Review and correct scores from pathologists-in-training. Check your scores for the whole TMA with one look.
Add, edit and reorder questions in a visual editor that's easy to use. Send a link to a colleague to design it together.
Don't waste time waiting for the computer, score 1 TMA core per second with Slide Score.
Slide Score was made to facilitate measuring differences between pathologists. Learn more...
“I was hesitant to score TMAs for the BASIS project digitally, I usually score glass slides with a PhD student recording the results. Using Slide Score was much faster and easier.
I appreciated the option to see my answers on top of the cores to quickly review the slide before moving to the next one.
This is the way TMAs should be scored.”
“We have used Slide Score to collaboratively stratify patients in a clinical trial. It has worked flawlessly so far, the 4 of us have always been able to reach a consensus within 24 hours. Support was helpful and fast - when one of us needed a tool to measure area it was added within 2 days. And Slide Score works great on my iPad!”
“Slide Score is an intuitive user-friendly digital pathology tool for translational research purposes.
We have used the Slide Score API to automatically upload scanned slides from our lab management tool.
We can add slides to the relevant studies, give researchers or pathologists the appropriate access. The results are automatically uploaded to our database and to the datawarehouse.
Slide Score supports the complete organization of our digital slide logistics like sharing, scoring, TMA grid manipulation etc resulting in improved management of the translational research digital pathology process.
We fully recommend the use of Slide Score in daily digital pathology setting.”
Programmer and data manager at Netherlands Cancer Institute. Experienced with web and mobile programming, data management and bioinformatics. Passionate about research.
Dutch Certified Surgical Pathologist at Antoni van Leeuwenhoek
Group leader at Netherlands Cancer Institute;
Focus: Dissecting cancer-immune interaction by computational pathology to empower personalised medicine.
Software developer, experienced in server and database programming. Interested in data science and public health data projects. Open source advocate.