Philips iU22

Philips Healthcare · Model iU22

Discover the advantages of volume imaging With volume imaging on the iU22 system and the ViewForum workstation, users are now able to view ultrasound in the same format as CT and MR. Virtually re-scan volume data in a familiar workflow, obtain critical information not available with traditional 2D views, take additional measurements, and compare ultrasound studies with other modalities. Reduce failed ultrasound exams by as much as 69% with the C5-1 A recent ultrasound study on technically difficult patients at six sites in North America and Europe using the C5-1 PureWave transducer has shown that this technology can have a very positive impact on an ultrasound lab. Exam times has been reduced up to 38% and studies have shown a reduction in pain and fatigue from scanning in 29% to 85% of exams. Improve early detection and characterization of breast lesions Now with the push of one button, the iU22 system offers tissue aberration correction on breast transducers to compensate for speed of sound variations improving detail resolution and conspicuity of lesion details. Helping users achieve optimum diagnostic performance across the spectrum of breast architecture types - dense to fatty. Reduce ultrasound exam time by up to 50% with SmartExam Introducing the new SmartExam feature, while users perform the ultrasound application, the iU22 remembers every step - all required images for the study, annotation, body markers, mode changes, and quantification requirements. Users can even incorporate 3D data sets into the protocol. Gain a better perspective of needle location during biopsies and ablation The iU22 now has a digital navigation link with the Traxtal PercuNav system for image fusion and improved instrument tracking. The PercuNav system acts like a GPS for medical instruments when guiding soft tissue biopsy and ablation procedures. The combined iU22/PercuNav solution transforms two dimensional patient images into dynamic, fused imaging maps that combine CT or MR imaging with live ultrasound.