Philips Responds to Industry Concerns

Press releases may be edited for formatting or style | December 01, 2009

BrightView XCT SPECT/CT

Philips is showcasing new clinical images from the BrightView XCT. BrightView XCT using Astonish image reconstruction technology provides 50 percent better spatial resolution in cardiac SPECT studies compared to SPECT studies using filtered back projection. BrightView XCT helps enable low patient X-ray dose levels, high-resolution localization and high-quality attenuation correction with the potential for fewer artifacts and shorter exam times.

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Additionally, Philips will highlight new clinical evidence that Philips' Astonish algorithms for nuclear cardiology help clinicians improve their diagnostic accuracy and increase their diagnostic confidence.

Allura Xper FD20 Release 7

For new and existing customers, the new release of the Allura Xper FD20 combines a full range of advanced interventional tools and seamless multi-modality cath lab integration. It also offers a balance between superb image quality and low X-ray dose during lengthy procedures. The system is upgradable, offering access to the latest clinical and service innovations as part of the lifetime Philips commitment.

Following the upgrade, the Allura Xper system will have advanced tools to support image-guided procedures. The MR/CT Roadmap feature allows clinicians to synchronize live fluoroscopy with previously Acquired MRA/CTA datasets to help reduce contrast media use and X-ray dose compared to standard 2D or 3D navigation.

Philips Medical Capital

Philips Medical Capital (PMC) provides financing tailored for the healthcare community. In today's weakened credit markets where borrowing money continues to be difficult, PMC stands apart, as a strong and stable finance company with money to lend. For healthcare providers concerned about careful cash flow management, expense monitoring or reducing financial leverage, PMC can help. Financing solutions are designed to address these and other pressing business concerns so providers can acquire the technology they need.

PMC is a joint venture between Philips Healthcare and De Lage Landen, a division of Dutch-owned, AAA-rated Rabobank. Rabobank has ranked in the top ten of the 'world's safest banks' survey by Global Finance for the past ten consecutive years.

Please find additional information on new products showcased at RSNA by visiting the Philips booth, #7725, located at McCormick Place, North Building, Hall B or visit http://www.philips.com/media.

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