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07-02-2022 pag. 1 Using digital pathology to enhance a biobank portal Yves Sucaet, PhD Diabetes Research Center

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Using digital pathology to enhance a biobank portal

Yves Sucaet, PhDDiabetes Research Center

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Financial disclosure

• I’m a co-founder and shareholder of Pathomation, one of the companies mentioned in this presentation

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Presentation outline

• Introduction: Whole Slide Imaging (WSI)• Current status of WSI at VUB

– Educational tools medical school– Biobank: retrospective histopathology collections – Biobank: prospective histopathology collections

• Future plans– Slide / Data Exchange Research and Clinics– Image analysis– Scaling

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What is Whole Slide Imaging (WSI)?

• The technique of converting glass-mounted microscopy material into a digital representation / image.

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Once you’re happy…

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VUB result (january 2015)

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Different imaging platforms

• BD Pathway– TIFF images, 12-or 16-bit per pixel, grayscale, non-pyramidical– Attovision software

• Zeiss– ZVI / CZI Images, multiple (fluorescent) channels– AxioVision Software / ZEN Studio

• Nikon– ND2 / TIFF images, multiple (fluorescent) channels– NIS Elements

• Leica / Aperio– SVS images, brightfield– Aperio eSlide Manager (formerly Spectrum)– Aperio ImageScope

• 3DHistech (UZBrussel)– MRXS, brightfield– Pannoramic Viewer

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Connecting equipment

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Innoviris portal introductieTaking our first steps

Trying it out on volunteers (aka students)

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Use case 1: Education

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Use case 1: The first course

• Histology education at http://histology.vub.ac.be (GK, BMW)

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Use case 1: Additional course

• Pathology education at http://pathology.vub.ac.be (GK, BMW)

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Innoviris portal introductieScaling up

Doing more than “just” education

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Use case 2: Retrospective collections

Pathologic Anatomy of the Pancreas in Juvenile Diabetes Mellitus (Diabetes 14:619, 1965).

Willy Gepts (1922-1991)

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Use case 2: archival slides and clinical data

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Use case 2: Retrospective collections

• Currently available: http://gepts.vub.ac.be

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Use case 2: International Collaboration

• http://foulis.vub.ac.be

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Use case 2: slide organization

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Use case 2: meta-data capturing

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Demo

• http://gepts.vub.ac.be • http://foulis.vub.ac.be

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Innoviris portal introductiePutting our experience to good use

Digital pathology for the valorisation of a “live” biobank

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Use case 3: Biobank

– Show-case for patients and samples.

– Facilitates patient selection for studies.

– Permanent record of cases allows retrospective validation of studies.

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Vlaamse Biobank (CMI – BBMRI. vl)

• Minimal clinical data (OECD)• Extended epidemiological dataset• HLA, auto-immune data• Images

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Biobank problems

• Without digital histopathology: • With digital histopathology:

I’m looking for breast tumor tissue

Does the sample contain cancer cells

Is it in situ or invasive?

Is it hormone-responsive?

I’m looking for breast tumor tissue

Does the sample contain cancer cells

Is it in situ or invasive?

Is it hormone-responsive?

Sure; glad to help

Just trust us

Just trust us

We don’t have that information

Sure; glad to help

Have a look at the HE

Have a look at the HE and the immunostains (p63 – calponine)

Have a look at the immunostains and the fluo

data (FISH)

Fidelity increases, confident about requests, investments pay off

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Use case 3: Biobank (valorization)

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Use case 3: Biobank (inspiration)

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Use case 3: Our own biobank sitehttp://histosrv.vub.ac.be/dbb

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Use case 3: Biobank “behind the scenes”

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Innoviris portal introductie

The VUB digital histopathology ecosystemMultiple imaging platforms, multiple users, multiple applications, multiple portal websites

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The future: Hospital and clinical

• Ongoing evaluation of scanner equipment– Currently 3DHistech on site

• Case presentation– “Easy” cases for medical school students (rotations)– Special cases (multidisciplinary oncology consults)– Residents in the pathology department

• Collection hosting– Historical (restrospective) collections

• Students, residents, hospital staff members (don’t need to be pathologists!)– Thesis support: collect data, evaluate

• in a uniform, centralized manner• Fielt study

– 200 cases, to be evaluated by different pathologists for tumor infiltrating immune cells, tumor cell %, PDL1 IHC staining evaluation in tumor and micro-environment

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The future: image analysis

Step 1: find tissue

Step 2: locate the islets

Step 3: quantitate insulin

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The future: intelligent querying

I’m looking for pancreatic tissue from a patient with

recent onset diabetes and a susceptible HLA-DQ

genotype. At least y% of the islets still have to contain

insulin-producing cells

Here you go

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A grassroot initiative

• Computational Pathology Workshop – CPW 2016

http://cpw.pathomation.com

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Acknowledgements

• Diabetes Research Center, VUB– Yves Sucaet– Silke Smeets– Stijn Piessens– Peter In’t Veld

• Dept of Pathology, UZ Brussel– Wim Waelput– Ramses Forsyth

CMI