echocardiography

Philips showcases AI-enabled integrated solutions at ESC

At the European Society of Cardiology 2024 Congress in London, Royal Philips shared the next dimension in echocardiography, leveraging first-to-market AI-based capabilities that help accelerate and automate diagnosis of echocardiography measurements. The platform features AI tools designed to support the diagnosis of structural heart disease (SHD), including a new automated 3D tricuspid valve quantification tool […]

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Acuson Origin cardiovascular ultrasound system is trained on a huge cardiac image database

Siemens Healthineers has released the Acuson Origin, a dedicated cardiovascular ultrasound system with new AI features. Designed to improve patient outcomes and help clinicians perform minimally invasive cardiac procedures more efficiently, the Acuson Origin addresses the whole of cardiovascular patient care, including diagnostic, structural heart, electrophysiological and paediatric procedures. “Siemens Healthineers is committed to shaping […]

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Hands-off approach to echocardiography can reduce work-related pain for sonographers

ProbeFix offers hands-free measurement during stress echocardiography. Medical device distributor Mermaid Medical reports that many studies show that the majority of sonographers are scanning in pain and experiencing work-related musculoskeletal disorders caused by repetitive movements, poor body posture and intense pressure.  Medtech start-up Usono, from the Netherlands offers ProbeFix, an ultrasound accessory tool that provides […]

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John Radcliffe Heart Centre chooses portable system

Complex TTE lead cardiac physiologist Nicky Thornton and senior cardiac physiologist Alet Meiring. The John Radcliffe Heart Centre has purchased an Esaote MyLab Alpha portable ultrasound scanner after expanding its services.  Complex TTE lead cardiac physiologist Nicky Thornton said: “With the expansion of our heart failure and inherited cardiac conditions service we were looking for […]

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Countess of Chester makes full use of point-of-care ultrasound

Dr Mayooran Thevendra with an X-Porte point-of-care ultrasound system. The emergency department at Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust was one of the first sites in the UK to benefit from the advanced point-of-care ultrasound capabilities of Fujifilm SonoSite’s X-Porte system.  Consultant in emergency medicine Dr Mayooran Thevendra explained: “We use ultrasound extensively in […]

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