Expanding into new clinical domains
As the prevalence of cancer and its economic impact increases, solutions like IntelliSpace Portal 10 will play a large role in supporting physicians with diagnostic confidence and patient care. In collaboration with InVivo, a business of Royal Philips focused on advanced clinical visualization systems and MRI-compatible interventional devices, DynaCAD Prostate and Breast capabilities will be directly integrated into this latest edition of IntelliSpace Portal. DynaCAD Prostate and Breast, high-performance advanced image analysis solutions that feature flexible workspaces with custom hanging protocols, image post-processing, lesion segmentation, standardized and structured reporting and interventional biopsy planning, will help reduce processing time to assist with enhanced disease management.

“IntelliSpace Portal 10 highlights our continued commitment to create advanced visualization platforms that offer a single integrated solution for fast, efficient workflows and increased diagnostic confidence, especially in a value-based care environment,” said Yair Briman, Business Leader Healthcare Informatics at Philips. “This new edition marks Philips’ ability to provide one comprehensive solution to answer our customers’ needs, such as clinical improvements and increased efficiencies, especially now with the integration of two important clinical domains of breast and prostate cancer.”


Philips aligns with global 3D printing leaders
Philips recently signed agreements with 3D Systems and Stratasys, two of the leaders in the 3D printing industry helping to accelerate medical progress in improved planning and patient outcomes. Philips customers now have seamless access to expedite 3D printing to create models to help physicians understand patient anatomy that is difficult to visualize, and deliver personalized medicine in the most unique, complex cases.

As interest in 3D printing continues to grow, its role in radiology is still being defined. Hear directly from clinicians as they employ new technologies for 3D integrated workflows to print models leveraging 3D segmentations, education and training at the Philips hosted 3D Printing Symposium on November 28th from 9 – 10:30 a.m. CT at S101AB, McCormick Place, Chicago. The symposium will feature speakers from Phoenix Children’s Hospital, Ichilov Hospital in Tel-Aviv, and Philips. Philips has collaborated with Ichilov Hospital to integrate 3D surgical visualization and planning into their 3D surgical hub. For more information and to RSVP for the event, visit www.philips.com/rsna.

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