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HODGKIN LYMPHOMA
NON- HODGKIN LYMPHOMA

Breast 3D Specimen Mapper

Compact gross-to-histology clinical workspace ยท Do not enter patient identifiers

Readyv0.18.7

START HERE โ€” Write or dictate the gross description

This first section fills only specimen and gross information. Microscopic lesions and margins remain unchanged.

Step 1 ยท v0.18.7
Show a complete dictation example

Example: Left mastectomy specimen. General measurements: 30 centimeters ML, 5.15 centimeters SI, and 5.4 centimeters AP, with 30 slides total. Margins: anterior superior blue; anterior inferior green; posterior black. Gross size: 3 centimeters ML by 2 centimeters SI by 1 centimeter AP. Gross margins: 1 centimeter from the anterior margin and 1 centimeter from the posterior margin. Cassette 1A: nipple, slide 15. Cassette 1B: skin, slide 16. Cassette 1C: invasive carcinoma, slide 16, more than 1 centimeter from the anterior margin. Cassette 1D: invasive carcinoma and DCIS, slide 16, 2 millimeters from the posterior margin. Cassette 1E: invasive carcinoma, slide 17. Cassette 1F: DCIS, slide 17, 1 millimeter from the anterior margin; apocrine metaplasia. Cassette 1G: atypical ductal hyperplasia. Microscopic size: 3 centimeters ML by 2.5 centimeters SI by 1 centimeter AP, 1 centimeter from the anterior margin and 1 centimeter from the posterior margin.

Type, paste, or dictate a description to begin.

Manual gross masses

Each gross mass has an editable name and is hidden from the map by default. Select โ€œShow on mapโ€ only when desired.

Mass/lesion name (editable)Gross AP (cm)Gross ML (cm)Gross SI (cm)Margin/shapeFirst sliceLast sliceLocation methodQuadrantClockFrom nipple (cm)SI locationAP depthMeasured from massDistance (cm)DirectionShow on mapShow sizeLock position

Gross margins

Add gross distances for each mass. These remain separate from microscopic and final margins.

Mass / lesionGross marginDistance typeExact mmSlideCassetteShow

Specimen

Skin

Nipple

Sectioning

SliceThickness (cm)LockCumulative position (cm)

Write or dictate the lesions and cassettes

Enter microscopic lesion sizes, locations, cassette/slide findings, LVI, and microscopic margins.

Lesion reader
Type, paste, or dictate lesion and cassette information.
Automatic slide synchronization: the primary tumor bed follows the first-to-last slide containing residual invasive carcinoma; the fibrotic tumor bed follows the first-to-last slide containing tumor-bed fibrosis; and DCIS follows its own positive slide range.
Tumor-bed mapping: the primary tumor bed is mapped within the fibrotic tumor bed, and residual invasive carcinoma is mapped within the primary tumor bed. DCIS remains spatially independent and can be placed within, at the periphery of, outside, or overlapping the primary tumor bed.

Lesions and tumor beds

Add the microscopic invasive tumor, DCIS, tumor bed, biopsy cavity, or another focus. Microscopic lesions are shown on the map by default.

Clips and localization devices

Map biopsy clips, SAVI SCOUT, SmartClip, seeds, and wires.

Histology block map

Connect each cassette to its gross slice and findings. Width, height, translucency, and margin contact can be changed independently for every cassette.

Cassette/slideGross sliceSI levelAP positionTouching marginMap width (cm)Map height (cm)Opacity (%)Notes/positionPositive/benign findingsPending stainsMargin/deviceShow on map

LVI map

Record lymphovascular invasion by slice and block.

SliceBlockPositionExtent

Pending stains

Automatically organized by cassette from dictated or pasted text. The list updates when you edit the Pending stains field in the cassette table.

No pending stains entered.

Resection margin colors

Choose the way your laboratory inks a lumpectomy or mastectomy. Every name and color remains editable.

Microscopic and final margins

Select a named lesion for every measurement. Names synchronize with Manual Gross Masses and Lesions.

FocusMarginDistance typeExact mmSliceBlockSource

Copy and paste radiology reports

The reader can identify multiple findings. You can also enter as many masses or other findings as needed and type each size manually.

The report is read only in this browser. Remove patient names and record numbers before pasting. Reading the report synchronizes recognized findings into the editable manual fields below.

Before treatment

Nothing read yet.

After treatment

Nothing read yet.
Comparison: Read one or both reports to see the expected imaging target.

Imaging findings

Add any number of masses, calcifications, non-mass enhancement, distortions, or other targets. Choose independently whether each appears on the map.

Clinical history

Optional. Included in the complete report and saved case.

Report only
Flexible part numbering: The mastectomy/lumpectomy may be Part 1, Part 4, Part A, or any other designation. Additional parts keep their own number and do not overwrite the main resection.

Write or dictate additional parts

Enter additional margins, separate breast tissue, skin, or other submitted parts. Include the part number, measurements, ink color, cassettes, findings, and distance from the final margin.

Separate specimens
Nothing read yet.

Write or dictate lymph-node parts

Record sentinel or nonsentinel status, node count and size, positive nodes, metastasis size, extranodal extension, treatment effect, cassettes, and findings.

Node map
Nothing read yet.

Case summary

Write or dictate the previous biopsy

Optional. Included in the final document and never drawn on the map.

Report only

Draft pathology report

Generate a draft from the information you reviewed in the map. No paid chatbot is required.

Free local generator

Draft synoptic report

Automatically fills a structured breast resection summary and estimated TN classification from the reviewed case data. Verify every value before use.

Auto-filled

This prototype produces an estimated spatial reconstruction and draft text from entered or AI-extracted measurements. Every imported value and generated report must be reviewed by a pathologist. It is not a validated diagnostic, staging, or clinical measurement system.

Reconstruction

Drag mass to move ยท Drag its small edge handle to resize ยท Drag empty space to rotate

Mastectomy-map overlays
Gross mass Invasive DCIS Tumor bed Biopsy cavity LVI Device Radiology target