Datexim CytoProcessor

Datexim SAS is a digital cytology and AI company registered in Caen, France. Its founder, Arnaud Renouf, started the work as a doctoral student at the GREYC laboratory (CNRS) after noticing missed cases in cervical cancer screening.

CytoProcessor analyzes digitized cervical cytology slides, locates and prioritizes the most diagnostically relevant cells for the cytotechnologist, and connects to scanners, LIS and image management systems through HL7 and DICOM. The IMS version runs on existing workstations with secure remote access.

• AI cell prioritization: highlights the most relevant cells on cervical slides.
• Digital review: works on scanned cytology slides from several preparation types.
• IMS version: runs on existing workstations with secure remote access.
• Standards support: HL7 and DICOM connections to LIS and scanners.
• Remote diagnosis: supports review from outside the laboratory.
• Clinical case library: published case series and scientific evidence on the site.

A hospital cytology unit can prioritize abnormal cells on Pap slides. A private screening chain can centralize reading across branches by remote access. A teaching hospital can build a digital case library for training.

The site reports 96 percent diagnostic sensitivity and up to three times faster review. Over 1,000,000 slides have been processed in clinical routine per the site. It runs on existing workstations and supports remote diagnosis. The legal notice states the product is an IVD with CE marking.

Cervical screening programs are moving to digital cytology and AI to cope with cytotechnologist shortages and missed abnormal cells. Vietnam is expanding HPV and cervical cancer screening, which raises demand for tools that speed up Pap smear review.

DATEXIM SAS, registered office in Caen, France, per its legal notice; founding year not stated on fetched pages. Site states IVD certification in 2017 and describes 14 years of R&D. A June 2025 release reports version 3.3 and 800,000 exams processed.