“With published clinical evidence, and our own initial experiences with Paige Prostate on challenging tissue samples, Paige Prostate is an ideal candidate system for investigating the patient and system-level benefits of artificial intelligence in NHS cellular pathology,” said Clare Verrill, Associate Professor at Oxford University, Lead in Prostate Pathology, Consultant in Cellular Pathology at the Oxford University Hospital NHS Trust, and principal study investigator for the Phase 4 award. “Now is the time to take technologies from simulated clinical settings to embedding in the routine reporting workflow and measure the impact on patient care. By sharing our findings in the professional community, my hope is for widespread benefits from AI with fewer barriers to routine adoption of these powerful systems.”
About Paige
Paige was founded in 2017 by Thomas Fuchs, Dr.Sc. and colleagues from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK). The company builds computational pathology products designed so patients and their care teams can make effective, more informed treatment decisions. With this new class of AI-based technologies positioned to drive the future of diagnostics, Paige created a platform to deliver this novel technology to pathologists to transform their workflow and increase diagnostic confidence and productivity. Paige’s products deliver insights to pathologists and oncologists so they can arrive efficiently at more precise diagnoses for patients. Paige is the first company to receive FDA breakthrough designation for computational pathology products.
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