Workflow & Traceability

A modern TMA workflow must maintain a reliable link between donor tissue, sampled region, TMA spot, digital slide and analysis result.

Visiopharm interface video

Use this video near the traceability explanation to show how Galileo TMA connects donor tissue, array position and downstream digital analysis.

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End-to-end TMA traceability

Traceability is not only a software feature. It is the backbone of reliable TMA construction and digital pathology analysis.

Donor ID

Record donor block or sample identifiers.

ROI selection

Associate tissue regions with selected coordinates.

Core transfer

Document the transfer from donor position to recipient position.

TMA map

Create a recipient block map for sectioning and scanning.

Analysis link

Support de-arraying and scoring in digital pathology tools.

Visiopharm-oriented workflow

The website should clearly describe the Galileo-to-digital pathology interface without overwhelming visitors with technical details. Present the value first, then place XML and software-specific details lower on the page.

Import or align digital images
Preserve donor and recipient coordinates
Export map data for downstream workflows
Support de-arraying and per-core analysis

Recommended visual for this page

Use one horizontal workflow figure: donor block image → selected ROI → Galileo instrument → TMA block → whole-slide image → Visiopharm analysis table.

Traceability features to highlight

Sample identity

Maintain donor block, tissue core and recipient spot identity throughout the process.

XML

Export-ready data

Make TMA maps and coordinate information usable in downstream software workflows.

Image-analysis ready

Prepare the TMA for digital pathology scoring, segmentation and multiplex analysis.