One application for systematic review
CT Acute MultiFunctional Review (AMFR) allows the clinician reading trauma cases to remain within one comprehensive post-processing application to accomplish the diagnosis of trauma patients that were scanned with CT.
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- Viewing stage for trauma assessment. - Vascular assessment tools. - Automatic spine curve reformation and vertebra labeling. - Interactive pre-surgical MSK. - Multifunctional Findings Navigator to create, manage,
and convey findings.
Endovascular stent placement
CT Advanced Vessel Analysis (AVA) Stent Planning includes multiple preset and user-defined options to gain detailed information for use in stent planning.
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Quantifiable perfusion
CT Body Perfusion aids in the evaluation of acute or chronic stroke patients, as well as providing whole-organ or single-location liver perfusion.
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Track degenerative and metabolic bone disease
CT Bone Mineral Analysis (BMA) provides quantitative CT information to measure a patient's bone density, helping the physician assess the patient's risk of osteoporosis. CT BMA provides results without the need of a reference phantom.
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Determine areas of reduced cerebral blood flow as compared to the contralateral hemisphere in ischemic stroke
Generates qualitative and quantitative information about changes in image intensity over time. Calculates and displays quantitative perfusion maps and provide summary maps which may help physicians in determining areas of reduced cerebral blood flow compared to the contralateral hemisphere.
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One-click 3D calcium segmentation
Rapidly quantifies coronary artery calcifications (CAC) and includes mass, Agatston score, and volume scores. It allows you to distribute automated, customizable reports electronically or on paper.
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Evaluate coronaries plaque
Assess plaque sites using CT Cardiac Plaque Assessment. This application supports quantification and analysis of coronary plaque.
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Quick cardiac visualization
Provides a comprehensive set of tools that allows quick visualization of one or multiple cardiac phases.
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Track lung disease
CT COPD helps quantifiably track the destructive process of diffuse lung disease (emphysema) and helps localize specific areas of the lung that have been affected.
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CT cardiac analysis
This application is based on an automatic 3D model-based whole-heart segmentation and zero-click coronary artery segmentation. This enables automatic extraction and visualization of the entire coronary tree.
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Fusing cardiac CT-MI images
Cardiac CT-MI Fusion incorporates support for myocardial perfusion imaging (MPI).
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un-gated stress MI datasets simultaneously with the CT.
Planning for oral surgery
In maxillofacial trauma cases, the course of treatment can often only be decided after a surgical consult. CT Dental Planning is designed to support enhanced surgical planning, and facilitate collaboration between radiologists and surgeons.
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Visualize data from dual-energy acquisition
CT Dual Energy Viewer provides a set of tools for registration, quantification, and visualization of dual-energy image data acquired from the Philips iCT scanner’s sequential dual-energy acquisition.
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Dynamic color maps provide an assessment of myocardial risk
This application supports visualization, diagnostic assessment, and quantification of cardiac images focusing on the left ventricular myocardium: specifically providing quantitative myocardial blood flow measurements for CT images, including the ability to identify areas of decreased perfusion within the myocardium that may represent ischemia. The application supports axial, ECG-gated CT images, consisting of multiple time shots of the same myocardial region over time. CT Dynamic Myocardial Perfusion displays the results as a composite image (single image that is calculated from a set of time course images at a single location).
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EP procedures planning
CT EP Planning allows electrophysiologists to quickly identify anatomy relevant to the EP procedure.
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Advanced Liver segmentation
CT Liver Analysis automatically identifies the liver from a portal venous phase of a tri-phase liver scan. The application provides segmentation tools to facilitate for assessing the liver, hepatic vasculature of individual vascular segments, and physician-identified lesions. Automated segmentation tools can prove to be of use in rapidly extracting clinically reliable whole liver volumes, as evidenced by significantly shortened processing time and improved reproducibility of automated compared to manual approaches.
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For diagnostic use and low-dose CT lung cancer screening
An advanced imaging package for the segmentation, quantification and follow-up of physician-indicated lung nodules, that can be used in both diagnostic and screening evaluations, supporting Low Dose CT Lung Cancer Screening.*
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*The screening must be performed within the established inclusion criteria of programs/protocols that have been approved and published by either a governmental body or professional medical society. Please refer to clinical literature, including the results of the National Lung Screening Trial (N Engl J Med 2011; 365:395-409) and subsequent literature, for further information. Some functionalities may not be available in all territories. Please contact Philips representative for more details.
Rely on an artificial second reader Computer-aided detection system for chest multi-slice CT exams
Artificial second reader to support in detection of lesions or nodules which may have been missed.
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- detect potentially actionable lung nodules – not just round objects or ROIs - correlate 2D, 3D, and lung maps - register current and prior nodules - calculate nodule changes
*CAD functionality not available for sale in the US.
Assessing myocardial defects
Provides visual and quantitative assessment of segmented, low-attenuation defect areas within the myocardium from a single, gated cardiac CTA scan (retrospectively-gated spiral or Step and Shoot Cardiac). The CT Myocardial Defect Assessment application is based on the robust, automatic, model-based, whole-heart segmentation from the CT Comprehensive Cardiac Analysis (CCA) application.
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- color maps shown in short-axis views - segmentation maps shown on short-axis and polar plots, displayed along with long-axis reference images - volumetric visualization of coronary arteries along with segmentation maps displayed as an overlay on top of a 3D myocardial surface.
Guided pulmonary embolism discovery
CT Pulmonary Artery Analysis (PAA) offers automatic segmentation of pulmonary arteries on MDCT data to estimate the patency of pulmonary arteries.
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IQon Spectral CT Functionality
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IQon Spectral CT Functionality
Provides the ability to run cardiac segmentation on different energy levels, compare vessel curves with various spectral data types, and enhance the visual assessment of coronary vessel patency.
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IQon Spectral CT Functionality
IQon Spectral CT is the only scanner to offer CT Spectral Light Magic Glass and CT Spectral Magic Glass on PACS, helping radiologists review and analyze multiple layers of spectral data at once, including on their PACS.
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* Standard with the CT Spectral option on IntelliSpace Portal.
Allows retrospective use of spectral data that was saved as an SBI. Allows reviewing of spectral data and identification of most relevant result to be launched into the conventional CT application for routine work – even for applications that were not developed to support Spectral functionality.
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- Virtual Colonoscopy application - Liver application - Trauma Viewer (Acute Multifunctional Review) - TAVI application - PAA application - Brain Perfusion application - Functional CT (FCT) application.
IQon Spectral CT* Functionality
Offers a set of tools for tumor analysis. It allows the user to load several cases in parallel, each taken from a different examination time, segment and edit tumors, and perform lesion viewing and analysis based on different spectral data types.
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* IQon CT reconstruction provides a single DICOM entity containing sufficient information for retrospective analysis - Spectral Base Image (SBI). SBI contains all the spectrum of spectral results with no need for additional reconstruction or post-processing. Spectral applications are creating different spectral results from SBI.
IQon Spectral CT* Functionality
The spectral viewer is optimized for analysis of spectral data sets from the IQon Spectral CT Scanner. Obtain a comprehensive overview of each patient quickly and easily, quantify quickly, and assist in diagnosis. It is designed to accommodate general spectral viewing needs with additional tools to assist in CT images analysis.
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* IQon CT reconstruction provides a single DICOM entity containing sufficient information for retrospective analysis - Spectral Base Image (SBI). SBI contains all the spectrum of spectral results with no need for additional reconstruction or post-processing. Spectral applications are creating different spectral results from SBI.
CT imaging in TAVI to advance patient care
Provides semi-automatic measurements of the aorta and aortic valve that are useful for pre-TAVI planning.
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Automatically detect potential polyps in CT colonography exams
VC VeraLook CAD* uses image processing and pattern recognition technology identify colon polyps in CT colonography images, which can help streamline the reading process and improve workflow for radiologists while supporting accuracy, consistency and productivity in colon cancer screenings. Indicated for use as a second read, VeraLook is designed to enhance clinician accuracy and efficiency.
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* VeraLook is a trademark of iCAD inc. for sale only in the US.
Reducing reading times in virtual colonoscopy
Philips exclusive CT Virtual Colonoscopy application enables 3D visualization of colon scans. The application automatically segments the air-filled colon and displays a calculated center line. The Perspective Filet view provides a synchronized display of the full colon surface wall with a single unidirectional view, reducing the need to review in both directions.
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- Colon editing GUI with improved workflow and usability. - Simplified floating dialog with editing tools per segment. - New centerline drawing capabilities. - VC user preference for: colon color, cleaning method, “Save User Settings”. - New “mirror layout” for dual monitor mode.
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