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Fujifilm, mTuitive Partner to Integrate Digital Pathology Platforms

The duo aims to integrate mTuitive’s structured pathology reporting platform with Fujifilm’s Synapse Pathology, a comprehensive pathology PACS.

Synapse Pathology is used for clinical diagnosis, research, and education and lets pathologists view images, render a diagnosis, and collaborate instantly from anywhere. Photo: Fujifilm

Fujifilm Healthcare Americas began a strategic partnership with mTuitive, a provider of synoptic reporting solutions.

The duo aims to integrate mTuitive’s structured pathology reporting platform with Fujifilm’s Synapse Pathology, a comprehensive pathology PACS that streamlines case management through proprietary image digitization advances. The collaboration will unify diagnostic data across pathology and imaging to accelerate decision-making and support coordinated, evidence-based care.

Integrating the companies’ technologies creates a pathology-to-enterprise pipeline where structured pathology reports—including CAP and Commission on Cancer compliant synoptic data and biomarker information—automatically flow from mTuitive through the Laboratory Information System (LIS) into Synapse.

“By integrating mTuitive’s structured reporting capabilities with Synapse’s Pathology, our robust, open-cloud accessible platform, we’re empowering healthcare teams with the unified diagnostic insights they need to deliver faster, more coordinated patient care,” said Dr. Mark Lloyd, VP of Digital Pathology, Fujifilm Healthcare Americas Corporation.

Final pathology reports automatically appear in Synapse after signing out. Structured reports appear alongside radiology images in tumor board to enable more cohesive acre decisions. Streamlined workflows eliminate duplicative data entry while respecting the LIS system of record.

Organizations can leverage more value from existing systems without implementing new platforms, the duo said. Structured pathology data also supports cancer registries, clinical analytics, and artificial intelligence (AI) applications.

“As we deepen our alliance with Fujifilm, we are intentionally building an ecosystem where imaging, pathology, and informatics work in concert to give care teams faster, more confident answers for their patients,” said Hans Wernke, VP of Strategic Alliances at mTuitive.

Earlier this week, Fujifilm launched the EB-710US ultrasound bronchoscope, a next-gen endobronchial ultrasound (EBUS) designed to streamline workflow and enhance imaging performance for pulmonogists.

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