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www.diagnosticimaging.com - 1/13/12
Philips news and other resources from Diagnostic Imaging, the preeminent online destination for medical imaging professionals.
www.diagnosticimaging.com - 11/14/11
Philips Ingenia 1.5 T and 3.0 T MR will get a spotlight in the Philips booth at RSNA 2011. Touted as the first ever digital broadband MR, the devices received FDA clearance in April 2011 and started shipping commercially in July.
www.diagnosticimaging.com - 11/11/11
Scott Smith, director of project management, CT, Philips Healthcare, describes low-dose CT as nearly a given in the marketplace now. Whats more important is maintaining the speed and quality of the image while using iterative reconstruction to keep the dose low.
www.diagnosticimaging.com - 11/10/11
Given concerns about radiation dose and a call for more comfortable machines, officials at Philips saw an opportunity for a new product in the North American mammography market. Last week Philips introduced their MicroDose Mammography system, which officials said provides a lower dose, less stressful scan.
www.diagnosticimaging.com - 12/12/11
At the 2011 RSNA Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting in Chicago last month, the PACS industry seemed to have quit the era of out-of-tune marketing communications cold turkey. The collective marketing message perhaps lacked the energy of years past, but the different voices were certainly more in harmony around PACS 2.0

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Digital Broadband MR Key Product for Philips at RSNA 2011

Philips’ Ingenia 1.5 T and 3.0 T MR will get a spotlight in... More »
Philips’ CT Focus at RSNA 2011 on iDose4 and Ingenuity Suite
iDose4Scott Smith, director of project management, CT, Philips... More »
Philips Enters North American Mammo Market with New System
Given concerns about radiation dose and a call for more comfortable machines, officials at Philips saw an opportunity for a new product in the North American mammography market. Last week Philips... More »
Philips Revamps Customer Service with RightFit
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Philips Gets CE Mark for PET/MR System
With Siemens close on its heels, Philips became the first company to get the green light to market its hybrid whole body PET/MR imaging system. Royal Philips Electronics announced this week that it... More »
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Philips RF remote product offers workflow advantages
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Philips empowers fluoro staff with dose badges
A radiation monitoring system that quantifies the radiation being absorbed in the fluoro suite promises to give individual staff the information they need to minimize their exposure to x-rays. Philips... More »
Philips captures volumes with new iU22 technology
Philips’ new xMatrix brings real-time volumetric scanning to radiology as part of the company’s latest version of the iU22 ultrasound scanner. First built into Philips’ echocardiography systems five... More »
Philips unveils new CT and PET/CT platforms
Philips is adding to its portfolio a new line of CT scanners and a new line of PET/CTs based on dose-saving technologies. Ingenuity CT will displace Philips’ Brilliance line of CTs in configurations... More »
Philips launches new MR flagship enhanced by signal digitization
Philips introduced at the 2010 RSNA two work-in-progress MRI scanners, the Ingenia 1.5T and 3.0. A key feature, according to Stephen O. Mitchell, Philips senior director for MR, is direct signal... More »
Philips launches Imaging 2.0
With this RSNA meeting, Philips Healthcare embarks on an ambitious venture, one the company is framing as “Imaging 2.0.” More »
Flagship MR scanners debut at Philips booth
Philips will unveil a new class of MR scanners at RSNA 2010, the Ingenia, one operating at 1.5T and a second at 3T. More »
Philips imaging equipment sales trend up, especially in U.S.
Increasing demand for imaging systems sparked a 7% jump in orders for healthcare equipment at Philips in the third quarter. Much of the gain came from customers in North America, where orders grew by... More »
Philips acquires Chinese ultrasound equipment firm
Royal Philips Electronics announced it has acquired Shanghai Apex Electronics Technology, a leading Chinese manufacturer of ultrasound transducers, key determinants of image quality for ultrasound... More »
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