October 23, 2017 -- Amsterdam, the Netherlands and Vienna, Austria – Royal Philips (NSYE: PHG, AEX: PHIA) today announced that it will be showcasing molecular imaging solutions highlighting Philips' commitment to innovation and more personalized care at the European Association of Nuclear Medicine (EANM) Congress 2017. Molecular imaging provides insight into molecular and cellular processes in the body, and has the potential to transform healthcare by offering earlier detection and enabling more precise treatment of diseases. Philips continues to deliver molecular imaging solutions that enhance quantitative accuracy and enable new clinical applications, driving more personalized care and workflow efficiencies from diagnosis to treatment. Philips' EANM exhibit will feature the company's latest solutions and technologies driving the future of nuclear medicine with systems like Vereos Digital PET/CT (Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography) system.
The world's first and only fully-digital PET/CT system
As the world's first and only fully-digital PET/CT system, Vereos demonstrates Philips' commitment to enhance care by delivering improved detectability and characterization of small lesions [1]. Vereos delivers an enhanced patient experience through fast, whole-body scans in under five minutes, and low PET dose [2], all without compromising image quality. Vereos simplifies the clinical decision making process through a fast, more confident path to cancer treatment.
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Vereos Digital PET/CT systems are being installed in leading healthcare facilities worldwide. Most recently, Philips installed the digital PET/CT scanner at the Isala Oncology Center in the Netherlands. "Isala is proud to be one of the first five hospitals in the world to have the digital PET/CT system installed," said Daniëlle Koopman, technical medicine physician of Isala Oncology center.
"Molecular imaging today allows physicians to make decisions with greater insight, precision and confidence, bringing healthcare one step closer to personalized care," said Kees Wesdorp, Business Group Lead Diagnostic Imaging. "Philips has made a lasting impact in molecular imaging by providing clinicians with innovations such as Time-of-Flight PET and digital PET/CT. This year at EANM we are showing how we're innovating to simplify the path to clinical decision-making, enhancing value for imaging teams, health systems and most critically, patients."
