CaloPix® gives pathologists and laboratory teams one web-based workspace to manage cases, review whole-slide images, collaborate across locations and connect eligible AI applications with CaloPix Connect. It integrates with existing laboratory information systems, compatible scanners and storage to support a scalable digital pathology program.
CaloPix® connects image viewing, case and worklist management, and remote collaboration in one pathology workspace. The platform is designed to fit the laboratory environment rather than force teams into isolated viewers and point solutions.
Pathology image viewer
Pathology workflow management
Telepathology and remote collaboration
Interoperability and integration
CaloPix® provides browser-based viewing for whole-slide images and detailed case review.
Deep zoom and pan across large digital slides
Annotation and measurement tools
Synchronized navigation for side-by-side comparison
Access governed by user role, identity and laboratory policy
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CaloPix® organizes digital pathology cases within one workspace.
Case-centric access to images and related information
Worklists, task routing and workflow coordination
Annotation, measurement and review tools
Remote consultation and second-opinion workflows
Traceability across user actions and case activity, depending on configuration
CaloPix® helps authorized pathologists share digital cases for consultation, peer review and second opinions across locations.
Keep images and case context together
Control access by user and role
Support synchronous and asynchronous collaborative review workflows
Maintain an auditable record of case activity, depending on configuration
Clinical use must align with local regulations, laboratory validation and applicable product labeling.
CaloPix® is designed to connect with the systems already used by pathology and enterprise imaging teams.
LIS integration through configured HL7 workflows
Compatibility with supported scanners and image formats
DICOM and DICOM web integration patterns, depending on configuration
Enterprise storage, VNA and identity-service connectivity
Compatibility and scope must be confirmed for each project and clinical configuration.
CaloPix® brings case context, whole-slide and gross image viewing, collaboration and appropriately labeled AI outputs into one workflow. Pathologists remain responsible for clinical interpretation and must use each component according to its intended use, validation and local requirements.
CaloPix® supports authorized remote review and consultation without separating images from the case workflow. Health systems can route cases to available expertise while maintaining access controls and traceability. Permitted clinical use depends on jurisdiction, validation and product labeling.
As case volume, scanner capacity and network complexity grow, CaloPix® provides a consistent workspace for images, worklists, collaboration and connected applications. Multi-site design should be based on projected concurrency, network performance, storage, recovery objectives and governance.
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CaloPix® is a web-based image management system that brings digital pathology cases, worklists and whole-slide images into one connected environment. It supports image viewing and annotation, authorized collaboration, telepathology, and integration with laboratory systems, supported scanners, storage environments and eligible AI applications. CaloPix® is FDA-cleared, Health Canada–approved, CE-marked under the EU IVDR and included in the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods (ARTG).
Bring your current systems, scanner estate, case volume, collaboration model, storage plan, security requirements and regulatory context. Tribun Health specialists can help map them to a CaloPix® architecture and phased implementation plan.
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