Hyperspectral Pathology Slide Analysis Microscope
Hyperspectral Pathology Slide Analysis Microscope Hyperspectral imaging technology upgrades traditional microscopes from 'morphological observation' to 'composition analysis'. Our hyperspectral pathology microscope integrates a liquid crystal tunable filter (LCTF) or fiber spectrometer into the bright-field/fluorescence microscopy optical path, achieving pixel-by-pixel spectral acquisition of pathological slides (covering 400nm-1000nm with spectral resolution better than 2nm). By analyzing the characteristic spectra of different tissue types (such as cancer cells and normal cells), it assists doctors in label-free, automated pathological grading and boundary recognition. The system beam path uses Kohler illumination and infinity-corrected design to ensure full-field illumination uniformity and spectral consistency; the automatic scanning stage supports full-slide hyperspectral imaging, combined with deep learning algorithms to generate pathological auxiliary diagnosis maps. This equipment can significantly improve the diagnostic efficiency of pathological slides of the digestive tract, breast, lung and other tissues and reduce subjective interpretation differences. It is suitable for pathology departments of Class A tertiary hospitals, third-party medical laboratories and pharmaceutical companies' drug histology evaluation platforms.
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