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Anatomical Intelligence
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Anatomical Intelligence
Turning images
into answers
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Anatomical Intelligence looks at a patient’s ultrasound data and applies adaptive system intelligence using 3D anatomical models to create easier and more reproducible results. Anatomical Intelligence in ultrasound uses advanced organ modeling, image slicing, and proven quantification to help make ultrasound exams easier to perform and more reproducible while delivering new levels of clinical information to meet the economic and clinical challenges of today’s healthcare environment.
“In the digital age that we live in, precision, accuracy, granularity is important. And clinical medicine is more challenging than ever. …So we really have to do a good job converting data into information. And that’s what HeartModel does!”
Dr. Ivan Salgo, MD
Automated transthoracic 3D echo quantification of the left heart chambers
HeartModelᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅ Removing the complexity of Live 3D Quantification
Reproducible EF in seconds – Philips EPIQ 7 HeartModelᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅
More users can have more diagnostic confidence due to increased reproducibility with less steps in less time than traditional methods.
Anatomical Intelligence is used in Philips imaging solutions such as EPIQ, Affiniti, and EchoNavigator. Already today it is providing clinicians with sophisticated, yet easy-to-use processing tools, and helping them quickly and more confidently identify anatomy and anomalies, assess disease states, determine treatment, and guide interventions.
Anatomical intelligence in use today
