Join Philips at ESC Congress 2026 at Messe München
Experience AI-driven innovation across the cardiac care pathway
Join Philips at ESC Congress 2026 in Munich to explore the latest advances in AI-enabled cardiology. Powering confident decisions through AI-driven workflows and connected cardiac care, these innovations support clinicians across the entire care pathway—from diagnosis through treatment and monitoring. Engage with hands-on tutorials and live demonstrations designed to help address growing clinical demands, improve efficiency and enhance patient care across the cardiac care pathway.
Experience a real beating heart
Experience the LifeTec Cardiac Biosimulator and observe a functioning beating heart model firsthand. Visitors can explore the latest transesophageal echocardiography (TEE) and intracardiac echocardiography (ICE) transducers and learn how these imaging technologies support structural heart procedures and clinical decision-making. The ESC 2026 booth plans include a dedicated beating heart demonstration and ICE imaging experience.
Practical tutorials
Interventional Magnetic Resonance for Cardiac Electrophysiology iMR
Join Philips and Imricor to discover how interventional Cardiac MR is redefining electrophysiology. Learn about iMR suite design, end-to-end workflow and real-world MR-guided EP case experiences.
28-31 August
11:00 – 12:00, 14:15 – 15:15
Tutorial Room 4, Hall B2
Practical tutorials
10-min ultrafast CMR-based strain assessment for cardio-toxicity diagnosis and management
Discover how Fast-SENC MyoStrain can support earlier detection of cardiotoxicity and cardiac dysfunction. Learn from leading experts how Cardiac MR can help risk stratification, monitoring and patient management.
Improving patient access based on improved workflow with AI powered SmartHeart, CINE Freebreathing and single beat acquisition. Deliver diagnostic precision with Dual AI powered SmartSpeed Precise, Cardiac Motion Correction and CardiacQuant Perfusion.
Disclaimer
Results are specific to the institution where they were obtained and may not reflect the results achievable at other institutions. Results in other cases may vary.