Octo Immune
Immune cell detection on H&E
Immune cell detection and density on routine H&E — no extra stain, no extra day.


Immune infiltrate is scored semi-quantitatively
Tumour-infiltrating lymphocytes are estimated as a percentage of stromal area, semi-quantitatively, and the estimate moves between readers.
Immune density is prognostic
In rectal cancer our immune profiling from H&E predicted chemo-radiotherapy response across a clinical trial and real-world cohorts (eBioMedicine, 2025). A count makes that usable.
Who is in the tumour, and how many
Each immune cell is classified and counted, so the infiltrate is a composition rather than a grade.
Illustrative composition. Real proportions come from the slide.
Three things you stop doing by hand
- 01Cells, not impressions
Trained with Immunocto, an automatically generated immune-cell database (Medical Image Analysis, 2024).
- 02A score that travels
Density per mm² by compartment, the same on every read.
- 03The whole tumour bed
Whole-slide immune map rather than a hotspot impression; tumour and stroma compartments separated.
What you get back
dataoverlaydataCSV / JSONTIL assessment following the International Immuno-Oncology Biomarker Working Group method · Reference →
Evidence
Immune profiling from H&E predicted chemo-radiotherapy outcome in rectal cancer across trial and real-world cohorts (eBioMedicine, 2025). Regulatory status: research use only.
Try Octo Immune
Run it on a slide in the platform, or ask for the product sheet with the full output specification.