Abstract: A method of displaying biological image data in an interface application on a digital pathology analysis system includes: receiving a first user input pertaining to a first patient case; contacting a remote server for one or more stored biological image tiles corresponding to the received first user input, wherein the stored biological image tiles are derived from scans of microscope slides having one or more biological samples disposed thereon, the biological samples stained with hematoxylin and eosin or stained to identify presence of one or more biomarkers; receiving location information for the one or more stored biological image tiles corresponding to the first user input; retrieving the one or more stored biological image tiles pertaining to the first user input based on the received location information; and visualizing the retrieved one or more biological image tiles pertaining to the first user input.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to digital pathology systems and server systems, each of which may comprise caches pre-populated with biological image data, including biological image data which was been pre-processed into a destination file format. Caches can be populated with biological image data on the digital pathology system and/or server system for retrieval of biological image data, facilitating real-time or near real-time visualization of biological image data in a browser or on the digital pathology system. Biological image data on a server can be automatically pre-processed as scanned image data is received.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to digital pathology systems and server systems, each of which may comprise caches pre-populated with biological image data, including biological image data which was been pre-processed into a destination file format. Caches can be populated with biological image data on the digital pathology system and/or server system for retrieval of biological image data, facilitating real-time or near real-time visualization of biological image data in a browser or on the digital pathology system. Biological image data on a server can be automatically pre-processed as scanned image data is received.