Philips launches advanced Imaging Systems solutions in India

: 16-Mar-2019     : Kumar Jeetendra     Source : --

Chandigarh, India Royal Philips(NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHIA), a global leader in health technology, today unveiledits latest Imaging Systems range with solutions includingthe Next MR Wave (Ingenia Ambition,  IngeniaElition), Epiq Elite Ultrasound System, DigitalDiagnost C90( Digital X-ray),Intellispace Discovery, Compressed SENSE and Philips IQon (CT) at IRIA 2019, the annual conference of Indian Radiological and Imaging Association, in Chandigarh.Designed to connect people, data and technology, these state-of-the art innovations offer benefits including improved outcomes, enhanced patient experience, increased staff satisfaction and lowered cost of care delivery. These solutions will equip clinicians with detailed information thereby resulting in diagnosis that is more confident.

Commenting on the launch, Rohit Sathe, President – Philips India Healthcaresaid,“Imaging plays an important role within the care delivery spectrum.Our latest integrated innovations across MR, CT and Ultrasound will enable radiologists in India to diagnose faster, more accurately, transforming the overall patient experience.Philips continues to innovate its Imaging solutions to help radiologists unlock that potential and provide greater value to their organization and patients.”

Bringing much-needed advances to the demanding application areas of imaging systems, Philips’ Ingenia Ambition 1.5T MR is the latest advance in the MRI portfolio. Incorporating Philips’ breakthrough BlueSeal,fully-sealed magnet, the Ingenia Ambition is the world’s first MR system to enable helium-free operations, reducing the chance of potentially lengthy and costly disruptions, and virtually eliminating dependency on helium – an expensive commodity with an unpredictable supply. Another innovation of the Ingenia range, PhilipsIngeniaElition offers cutting-edge MR imaging techniques, while setting new standards for clinical research in 3.0T imaging based on superior gradient and RF designs.

Philips also announced a new and exciting MR clinical application-Compressed SENSE, which is a unique break through acceleration technique speeding up not only sequences but also the entire scan. This new paradigm in productivity requires a unique implementation, enabling 2D and 3D scans to be up to 50% faster with virtually equal image quality

Another spotlight at the IRIA 2019 for the company isPhilips’DigitalDiagnost C90, the ceiling mounted digital x-ray system, designed to support patient throughput, incorporating a variety of tools that reduce the need for retakes of procedures, saving time and creating a faster workflow. 

The company also announced the debut of the next generation of IntelliSpace Portal, the latest edition of Philips’ comprehensive, advanced visualization and quantification platform. This latest version features enhancements across the solution, with a particular focus on oncology to provide radiologists with an improved full set of applications and workflows to support the reading and follow-up of complex oncology cases.

The other showcase at the IRIA for Philips includeEpiq Elite Ultrasound, a comprehensive all-in-one solution to help clinicians assess, treat and monitor liver conditions, an innovation to provide consistent image quality across a wide range of clinical needs. With Eqip Elite, care-givers will bring in ultimate solutions to ultrasound, with clinically tailored tools designed specifically to build on diagnostic confidence.  At this prestigious event, Philips will also be platforming their Philips IQon, world’s first spectral detector-based CT, which enables doctors to view anatomical structures and identify material composition. It also provides in-depth spectral information on demand and retrospective analysis, at low-dose.

As a leading healthcare company, Philips has continuously worked in order to adapt value-based approach, and providing customers with more seamless and integrated solutions. These state-of-the art innovations will help radiologist in diagnosing more patients per day, and shorten patient wait time with innovative tools, thus helping to assure outstanding patient throughput.

Philips is a leader in ultrasound solutions with a large global installed base and strong record of accomplishment of industry-first innovations in areas such as real-time 3D imaging of the heart, quantification tools driven by Anatomical Intelligence, and ultra-mobile, portable ultrasound solutions. The company’s ultrasound portfolio supports the effective and efficient delivery of care across a broad range of clinical specialties including radiology, cardiology, point-of-care and OB/GYN. 

About Royal Philips

Royal Philips (NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHIA) is a leading health technology company focused on improving people’s health and enabling better outcomes across the health continuum from healthy living and prevention, to diagnosis, treatment and home care. Philips leverages advanced technology and deep clinical and consumer insights to deliver integrated solutions. Headquartered in the Netherlands, the company is a leader in diagnostic imaging, image-guided therapy, patient monitoring and health informatics, as well as in consumer health and home care. Philips generated 2017 sales of EUR 17.8 billion and employs approximately 77,000 employees with sales and services in more than 100 countries. News about Philips can be found at www.philips.com/newscenter

 

For further information, please contact:

Geetika Bangia

Corporate Communications

Philips India Limited

(T): +91 9818102133

(E): [email protected]

 

Ali Asad

(T): + 91 8826677881

(E): [email protected]

 

Arshiya Ahmad

(T): +918377984933

(E): [email protected]

 

Anmol Kakkar

(T): 09953087470

(E): [email protected]

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Northfield Senior Care

Wow so look good. I like this helpful!

Kumar Jeetendra
Kumar Jeetendra
5 years ago

Thanks for the comment