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With a patient centred systems approach to diagnosis and treatment, Philips applies strong clinical capabilities, simplifies workflows and integrates artificial intelligence to help you deliver on the goals of the quadruple aim.
Join us at ECR 2020 to see how we can help address your most critical radiology challenges.
There’s always a way to make life better.
Let us walk you through a patient clinical pathway experience on lung cancer and prostate cancer. See how we are supporting your multi-disciplinary teams in determining the best path to diagnosis and treatment for improved patient care.
Check out our latest blogs on these topics.
Also this year Philips is contributing to ECR with a rich program of satellite lunch symposia. Please attend these sessions to hear from your peers about solutions designed to empower you to realize precision diagnosis. Book them in your calendar!
All sessions are free. Seats are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Lunch bags will be provided.
Join the Philips Ultrasound Academy on Thursday, March 12 at the TechGate, 19th floor.
Organized in collaboration with ESR, the Philips Ultrasound Academy is a full day learning program, led by experts in the field, on the latest ultrasound applications.
During each class, renowned radiologists will deliver a short interactive lecture on a clinical case followed by practical hands-on tutorials.
In addition to the workshop classes, the program includes both a morning and an afternoon lecture inviting discussion debating future trends in ultrasound. Breakfast and lunch will be included in these sessions.
| 8:00 – 9:00 | Ultrasound breakfast session I see a lesion in the testis. What is it? Dr. Michele Bartelotto, Italy |
| 9:30 – 10:45 | Ultrasound class A – Vascular Class A: Hands-on |
| 11:00 – 12:15 | Ultrasound class B – MSK Ligaments and retinacula about the lateral ankle Prof. Carlo Martinoli, Genoa, Italy Class B: Hands-on |
| 13:00 – 13:45 | The big ultrasound debate Are we using enough CEUS in clinical practice? Prof. Paul Sidhu, London, UK |
| 14:00 – 15:15 | Ultrasound class C – Liver The clinical benefits of using easy image Fusion and Navigation in daily practice Prof. Dirk André Clevert, Munich, Germany Class C: Hands-on |
| 15:30 – 16:45 | Ultrasound class D – Liver elastography Guidelines on the use of shear wave elastography for liver disease Prof. Giovanna Ferraioli, Pavia, Italy Class D: Hands-on |
