International Digital Pathology Expert Review
Complex pathology cases reviewed remotely by highly experienced subspecialty pathologists.
Best Med Opinion provides international expert pathology consultations through digital slide review.
Established in 2012, we connect pathology laboratories and medical organisations with highly experienced subspecialty pathologists from leading medical centres in the United States.
Our digital workflow enables laboratories, hospitals, insurers, medical organisations and patients worldwide to access the appropriate expertise for each case, regardless of location. Following the review, a signed written consultation report is provided in English.
Experienced Subspecialty Pathologists
Each case is matched with a pathologist who has extensive experience in the relevant organ system and diagnostic question.
International Digital Review
Digital pathology cases are reviewed remotely, regardless of where the referring organisation is located.
Established and Trusted Since 2012
Recognised for reimbursement by Israel's leading private health insurers.
Areas of Expertise
We provide access to experienced subspecialty pathologists across a range of diagnostic fields.
Bone and Soft Tissue
Expert review of bone and soft tissue tumours, including sarcomas.
Genitourinary Pathology
Expert review of prostate, bladder and related urological pathology.
Gastrointestinal and Liver
Expert review of gastrointestinal, colorectal, liver and biliary pathology.
Melanoma and Skin
Expert review of complex skin lesions and melanoma cases.
Breast Pathology
Specialist review of breast biopsies and surgical pathology cases.
Gynaecological Pathology
Expert review of uterine, ovarian, cervical and related pathology.
Published Research on Expert Pathology Review
Independent peer-reviewed studies have examined how often expert subspecialty review alters a pathological diagnosis.
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31% — Diagnosis modified following review by a sarcoma pathologist.
Cancers, 2024 -
34.1% — Grade group changed across 1,325 prostate adenocarcinomas.
Virchows Archiv, 2022 -
34.5% — Major discrepancies identified on expert second opinion in gynaecologic oncology.
Int J Gynecol Cancer, 2025