Philips EPIQ 5

The Philips AI Breast is a comprehensive solution that integrates whole breast ultrasound. It offers screening, diagnostic, and workflow benefits, leveraging Philips' unique Anatomical Intelligence technology. AI Breast has been designed keeping both the user and patient in mind, and it enables the ultrasound scan room to be used for a full range of examinations without requiring any additional intrusive hardware.

The Philips TrueVue advanced 3D ultrasound display provides stunningly lifelike 3D images. With its internal light source, TrueVue empowers clinicians to control light and shadow in any part of the 3D volume.

With just a touch of a button, the MaxVue high-definition display offers exceptional visualization of anatomy, providing an additional 1,179,648 image pixels when compared to a standard 4:3 display format mode. MaxVue optimizes ultrasound viewing by providing 38% more viewing area, enhancing the display of dual, side/side, biplane, and scrolling imaging modes.

Philips' proprietary PureWave crystal technology has been clinically proven to enhance penetration in patients who are difficult to image. The pure and uniform PureWave crystals are up to 85% more effective than conventional materials, providing excellent performance. This technology allows for improved penetration and exceptional detailed resolution.

Philips' unique nSIGHT Imaging architecture is a revolutionary approach to ultrasound image formation. Unlike conventional systems that create images line by line, nSIGHT generates images with optimal resolution down to the pixel level. nSIGHT Imaging employs a precision beamformer and powerful parallel processing to capture an enormous amount of acoustic data and reconstructs it in real-time with optimally focused beams, resulting in precise resolution for every pixel in the image.

Even in challenging diagnostic cases, make confident decisions with the new fully integrated fusion capabilities that offer streamlined workflow for fast and effective fusion of CT/MR/PET with live ultrasound. By directly combining imaging modalities on the ultrasound system, clinicians now have access to a more powerful diagnostic tool with advanced visualization, allowing for quick clinical decisions.

Simplify liver assessment with non-invasive tools. Obtaining liver stiffness measurements with Philips' shear wave elastography is remarkably quick and straightforward, even in patients who are difficult to image. It is a non-invasive procedure, making it a simple and virtually painless step for sonographers and patients.

Traditionally, obtaining flow information in small, low-flow vascular structures has been difficult. However, with EPIQ's new MicroCPA feature, visualizing low-velocity microcirculation is now quick and straightforward, providing clinicians with greater diagnostic confidence when evaluating organ perfusion or small vascular beds.