African oncology specialists reviewing case reports together

Live with 2 care organizations across Nigeria

Ireti

Precision oncology, connected.

Turn scattered pathology and molecular reports into one organized case for your cancer care team to review.

AI prepares. Your clinicians approve.

AI-generated clinical scene
Built on AWS & Azure StacksGPU-accelerated AIClinician-reviewed by designDesigned for NDPA / NDPR alignment
The use case, in plain language

One case. Three connected jobs.

Prepare the evidence, bring specialists together, and keep the next step visible. Here is where Ireti fits into your team's working day.

For pathologists and laboratory teams

Turn separate reports into one review-ready case.

A pathology report arrives as a scan. The molecular results arrive in a separate PDF. The oncology team needs both before the next review.

What comes in
Scanned pathology reports and molecular test PDFs
What Ireti does
Ireti extracts findings, links each field to its source, and flags missing information for review.
What comes out
One structured case record, checked by a clinician
Explore this workflow
Pathology & molecular evidenceSynthetic data - illustration only

Case IR-2048

Breast oncology review

Clinician review required

Original report / page 2

Pathology report

Specimen: breast tissue

Finding: invasive carcinoma

Collection date: not recorded

Extracted findings

Specimen
Breast tissue
Finding
Invasive carcinoma
Source
Pathology report, p. 2

Missing collection date

Clinicians review and approve every output before use.
From documents to discussion

The AI prepares. Your clinicians approve.

The result is a case summary with traceable sources, ready for specialist review.

  1. 01

    Read

    Ireti extracts key findings from scanned pathology reports, PDF lab results, and digital molecular test outputs.

  2. 02

    Structure

    The findings become one organized case record with traceable sources, missing fields, and inconsistencies clearly flagged.

  3. 03

    Match evidence

    The case is linked to relevant published guidelines and clinician-led trial navigation without replacing specialist judgment.

  4. 04

    Prepare review

    A tumor board summary is generated for specialists to review, edit, approve, and sign off.

Every output is reviewed, edited, and approved by a clinician before use.

Built around your team

Choose the workflow your team needs.

Each module handles a specific part of the case, while keeping the evidence and the handoff connected.

Black African pathologist reviewing a slide at a microscope in a bright laboratory
Illustrative clinical scene, AI-generated.
For pathologists and laboratory teams

Pathology & Molecular Evidence

Convert reports into structured, traceable pathology and biomarker records.

One structured case record, checked by a clinician

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African specialist team discussing oncology reports and scans around a meeting table
Illustrative clinical scene, AI-generated.
For oncologists and tumor board coordinators

Tumor Board

Prepare multidisciplinary reviews with agendas, notes, decision logs, and follow-up actions.

A signed-off review summary with named follow-up actions

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Black African nurse coordinator at a workstation arranging follow-up care by telephone
Illustrative clinical scene, AI-generated.
For nurse coordinators and cancer care networks

Care Coordination

Give teams visibility into referral status, tasks, and follow-up scheduling.

A visible action list with an owner and status for each task

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African nurse coordinator arranging the next step in a patient's care
Illustrative clinical scene, AI-generated.
Less time chasing files

Keep the case moving between teams.

Shared records and visible follow-up actions help your team prepare for review and coordinate what happens next.

Faster case preparation

Traceable molecular evidence

Tumor board ready summaries

Referral and follow-up visibility

Specialist time relief

Flexible integration

Connect with your existing systems
Why the preparation matters

Cancer cases arrive as scattered reports.

Scanned pathology reports, PDF results, messages, and paper notes need to become a complete case before a specialist meeting can begin.

1.1M+

new cancer cases estimated across Africa in 2022

IARC Global Cancer Observatory, 2022
700K+

cancer deaths estimated across Africa in 2022

IARC Global Cancer Observatory, 2022
70%+

of cancer cases in Nigeria diagnosed at advanced stages (III & IV)

Nigeria National Cancer Control Plan (Federal Ministry of Health)
Health organizations using the tech

Two healthcare partners live on Ireti.

Explore how leading tertiary hospitals and molecular reference laboratories deploy Ireti to structure oncology evidence and power clinician decision-making.

Greencare Hospital - Multidisciplinary Tumor Board
Tertiary Hospital & Cancer Center

Greencare Hospital

Lagos, Nigeria

Tertiary specialist hospital & multidisciplinary cancer care department

How they use the tech

Ingests scanned histopathology reports, IHC biomarker panels, and radiology findings across surgical, medical, and radiation oncology teams to assemble unified digital dossiers prior to weekly tumor board reviews.

Their clinical output

Case preparation time cut from 4.5 hours to 45 minutes (-80%); 100% source-traceable clinical summaries and signed-off treatment plans across 220+ patient reviews.

Domlan Diagnostics - Molecular Pathology & Genomics Unit
Molecular Pathology Reference Lab

Domlan Diagnostics

Lagos & Abuja, Nigeria

Specialist reference laboratory providing molecular oncology and cancer biomarker diagnostics

How they use the tech

Processes raw molecular assay outputs and genomic mutation panels (EGFR, KRAS, BRAF, HER2), structuring variant data into traceable clinical summaries directly accessible to referring oncology networks.

Their clinical output

Zero transcription errors in molecular biomarker handoffs, instant automated matching against NCCN/ESMO evidence guidelines, and direct digital reporting to 120+ referring cancer specialists.

Ireti by the numbers

A view of our work so far.

2

care organizations live

Pilot clinical deployments . Active clinical partner sites
340

cases structured

Across partner sites . Internal case logs
18

clinicians using Ireti

Active users . Internal user records
42

tumor board reviews prepared

Multidisciplinary reviews . Internal workflow logs

Supporting the organizations behind cancer care

Hospitals
Pathology labs
Molecular diagnostics
Cancer networks
Research teams
Specialist clinics
Built for institutional care

Clear oversight at every step.

Source references, controlled access, and review history keep evidence preparation accountable to your clinical team.

Enterprise healthcare cloud and Microsoft Azure Stacks infrastructure
Illustrative clinical scene, AI-generated.

Clinician oversight

Your specialists review and sign off before an output is used.

Cloud on AWS & Azure Stacks

Multi-cloud infrastructure supporting document processing, enterprise Microsoft Azure Stacks (Azure Health Data Services & hospital VPCs), and localized data residency.

AI acceleration with NVIDIA GPUs

GPU acceleration supports report extraction and evidence preparation.

Leadership

Built with clinical and operational experience.

Our leadership brings technology, partnerships, and clinical review into the same conversation.

Sample profile

Adeola Akinwale

Chief Executive Officer

Leads Ireti's institutional partnerships, product direction, and Nigeria-first growth strategy.

Sample profile

Tomiwa Bello

Chief Technology Officer

Oversees secure product engineering, report extraction workflows, and cloud deployment.

Meet the team
Research & insights

Thinking behind connected oncology care.

Operations insight

Why structured oncology evidence matters before the meeting starts

Read insight

Governance

Human oversight in AI-supported cancer care workflows

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Infrastructure

Designing oncology data systems for African care networks

Read insight

Better-prepared cases.
Better-informed decisions.

Let's talk about the workflow your team needs.