Adapt or Become Irrelevant: the Pathologist as the new Diagnostic Architect.

Mariano De Socarraz¹, Jochen K Lennerz^2,3

¹CorePlus Servicios Clinicos y Patologicos, L.L.C, Carolina, Puerto Rico, USA.

²Pathology Innovation Collaborative Community, Medical Device Innovation Consortium, Arlington, Virginia, USA JLennerz@natera.com.

³Natera, Austin, Texas, USA.

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Abstract

AIMS: Pathology is undergoing a paradigm shift as diagnostics become increasingly multimodal and computational. Yet legacy structures, incentives and workflows have not yet evolved. This misalignment created systemic vulnerabilities that threaten diagnostic precision and the profession's future. Here, we establish a framework for the cognitive integration of rapidly evolving diagnostic innovations…

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