Automated paraffin embedding of tissue samples significantly reduces overall workflow time in routine pathology practice

Alessandro Gambella; Laura Zito; Cristina Bottaro; Michele Paudice; Giulia Tacchino; Viviana Accorrà; Claudio Piccione; Martina Terrile; Anna Silvana Bevere; Barbara Massa; Silvia Bozzano; Federica Grillo; Luca Mastracci

doi:10.32074/1591-951x-1773

March 1, 2026PathologicaOpen Access

Automated paraffin embedding of tissue samples significantly reduces overall workflow time in routine pathology practice

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To evaluate the time-saving potential of automated paraffin embedding in pathology workflows.
Analysis of real-world data on workflow processes
Comparison of time taken with and without automated embedding
Assessment of routine daily activities in pathology units
Significant reduction in overall workflow time
Quantitative evidence supports efficiency claims
Enhanced standardization in pathology units

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Automated embedding shows time savings in routine pathology, suggesting improved operational efficiency.

Abstract

These real-world data provide quantitative evidence of AE-related time savings in daily routine activity, supporting its role in workflow automation and standardization in pathology units.

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Gambella et al. (2026) studied this question.

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