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The objectives of this review are two. The first one is for the reader to become familiar with the concept of Integrated Diagnosis (ID), which combines Radiology, Pathology and Genomics into an innovative diagnostic tool. A second objective is to explain how the current computational revolution provides the technological basis for the cross-disciplinary implementation of Integrated Diagnosis. In order to achieve this dual purpose, we describe a Diagnostic Institute model in a United States Academic Medical Center (AMC) (1).

Integrated diagnosis (radiology, pathology and genetics): early experience