Nov. 26 - 30, 2017 | Booth #6734, Hall B - North Hall
McCormick Place, Chicago, IL, USA
Events calendar
Interest in 3D printing continues to grow, yet its role in radiology is still being defined. Hear directly from your peers as they employ new technologies for 3D integrated workflows for surgery planning, education and training.
Core to the creation of the printed models is the underlying imaging. Advanced visualization plays a special role in the development of time-tested, and clinically validated 3D segmentation algorithms, proving anatomical models of major anatomical structures. Such models may be 3D printed for a host of clinical uses and education.
Hear directly from Phoenix Children's Hospital and others employing new technologies for 3D integrated workflows for surgery planning, education and training.
Be sure to stop by the Philips booth #6735 - Sunday through Wednesday - for short talks, conversations and presentations on the solutions and technologies that help enhance diagnosis, connect radiology and improve the patient experience. We have an exciting and varied program with sessions you will not want to miss. Here are few to pique your interest, with many more sessions to be announced.
First Time Right: Patient-centered imaging and the journey to a confident diagnosis
Kees Wesdorp, Business Group Leader, Diagnostic Imaging, Philips
Systematic Integration of 3D Modeling and 3D Printing into the Healthcare Environment
Justin Ryan, Research Scientist of the Cardiac 3D Print Lab, Phoenix Children’s Hospital & Arizona State University
Have you been hacked yet?
Jeroen Tas, Chief Innovation and Strategy Officer, Philips & Michael C. McNeil, Global Product Security & Services Officer, Philips
Can your choice of interventional system impact your procedure time?
Khrystiaan Reinseth, Global Director, IGT Efficiency Solutions, Philips
Economic impact of IQon Spectral Detector CT
Ekta Dharaiya, M.S., Senior Scientist, CT-Clinical Science, Philips
New perspectives. Bigger MRI impact with Compressed SENSE
Martijn Hartjes, MR Product Marketing Lead, Philips
Re-inventing treatment of Deep Venous Disease
John Unser, Sr. Global Peripheral Arterial Product Manager, Philips
Exploring the ultimate ultrasound solution for liver assessment
Vijay Shamdasani, Ph.D. Principal Scientist & Product Owner, Ultrasound, Philips
Watch this page for updates on the Philips Live! Forum program and schedule.
Tuesday, November 28, 2017 6pm-7:30pm
Marriott Marquis Chicago
2121 S Prairie Ave
Chicago, IL 60616
Getting it Right the First Time: The Revolution in Diagnosis.
According to the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, misdiagnosis is a pressing patient safety issue, and one that many people will experience at least once. Smart use of EMRs, big data and emerging technologies such as AI, promise to transform the way diagnosis happens and the rate of accuracy — but there’s a gap between hype and real-world applications. Insight Night at RSNA will discuss new technology and procedures that help healthcare professionals break down barriers to better care.
Hosted by:
Ben Harder
Managing Editor, Chief of Health Analysis
U.S. News & World Report
We are already using AI on a daily basis as consumers, where it enhances our experiences and improves our efficiency. What is key to making the AI augmented human better? We will look at how Philips achieves this with adaptive intelligence.
Monday, November 27, 11:30am
Located in the Machine Learning Showcase, Hall B - North Hall
Stop by our Kiosk #8149K to learn more.
Together, we can shepherd a new age of innovation, one that transform healthcare by focusing on the people behind the image and getting it right from the start.