Tissue and slide management
Track specimens through grossing, embedding, sectioning, staining, cassettes, slides, and other defined laboratory stages.
Histology & pathology LIS
PathArray
A dedicated laboratory information system for anatomic pathology, from tissue processing and slide management through review, sign-out, and reporting.
Capabilities
Built for the work your laboratory performs
Digital pathology connections
Plan links with supported whole-slide imaging systems and viewers so image references remain connected to the case workflow.
Review and reporting
Support pathologist review, structured or synoptic reporting, diagnosis coding, signatures, and controlled result release.
Traceable operations
Maintain workflow histories, controlled permissions, and operational records that help laboratories support quality processes.
Workflow fit
Designed around specialty requirements
Histology operations
Coordinate benches, work queues, stains, blocks, cassettes, slides, and processing status.
Pathologist review
Bring case context and reporting tools together for efficient review, diagnosis, and sign-out.
Digital workflows
Connect image assets and approved viewers to cases while preserving operational traceability.
Who it serves
For anatomic pathology teams
PathArray is designed for histology and pathology laboratories that need specialty-specific tracking rather than a generic clinical testing workflow.
What is PathArray?
PathArray is Lab Dynamo’s laboratory information system for histology and anatomic pathology workflows.
Does PathArray support slide tracking?
PathArray is designed to manage tissue-processing stages and slide-related workflow. Exact barcode and tracking configuration is defined during implementation.
Can PathArray connect to digital pathology systems?
Supported scanners or viewers can be evaluated for integration based on available interfaces and the laboratory’s review process.
Does PathArray provide reporting tools?
PathArray supports pathology review and reporting workflows. Templates, coding, signatures, and delivery are configured to the project.
See PathArray in action
A useful demonstration starts with your testing menu, current systems, daily volume, reporting needs, and implementation goals.