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Leica Biosystems Elevates Cytogenetics with AI-Powered Karyotyping on the CytoInsight GSL Platform

Transformational automation accelerates time to results by up to 93.6% for cytogenetics laboratories worldwide

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Leica Biosystems, a Danaher company and a global leader in digital and anatomic pathology solutions, launches its breakthrough AI-Powered Karyotyping functionality on the CytoInsight GSL platform, marking a major technological advancement for cytogenetics laboratories seeking faster turnaround times, greater automation, and elevated consistency in chromosome analysis.
This next-generation capability introduces AI-driven karyotype creation that reduces hands-on time by up to 93.6%, dramatically accelerating the time from metaphase capture to final report. With greater than 99% accuracy in chromosome segmentation and classification, the new AI engine delivers consistent quality, increases lab efficiency, and enables cytogeneticists to focus their time on higher‑value tasks.
“Launching AI-Powered Karyotyping on CytoInsight GSL reinforces our commitment to delivering innovation that drives real impact for laboratories,” said Naveen Chandra, Vice President & General Manager of Digital Pathology at Leica Biosystems. “By integrating advanced AI into cytogenetic workflows, we are redefining what’s possible; accelerating turnaround times, enabling scale, and delivering the consistency labs need in a field where speed and accuracy are critical.”
Designed for flexibility and broad applicability, the AI‑Powered Karyotyping module supports a wide array of sample types commonly processed in cytogenetics labs, including:
  • Amniotic fluid
  • Peripheral blood
  • Bone marrow
The new AI-powered Karyotyping capability is fully integrated within the robust CytoInsight GSL ecosystem, complementing the platform’s comprehensive suite of scanning, capture, analysis, and reporting tools across both Brightfield and FISH workflows.
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