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SVU 2019

August 1 - 3 I Booth #201 & 203
Sheraton Grand Chicago Chicago, IL

Join us for our breakfast symposium

Date: Friday, August 2^nd 2019
Location: Superior Room
Time: 7:20 – 8:40 AM

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RISE AND SHINE BREAKFAST SESSION 1

Topic: Transforming Vascular Ultrasound with the Worlds’ First xMATRIX Linear Array Transducer

Speaker: Muhammad Hasan, MBBCh, RPVI, RVT, RDCS, RDMS, Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute, Baptist Hospital of Miami, FL

Please Note: Complimentary breakfast will be provided. Participants will earn 1 Category A CE credit.

During this session, we will review:

The world’s first XL14- 3 xMATRIX linear array transducer for Ultra-thin slice imaging of vascular anatomy and plaque morphology
Live xPlane imaging offering real time images in both the longitudinal and transverse planes simultaneously
Live xPlane pulse Doppler allows precise placement of the Doppler sample volume using both longitudinal and transverse reference images
The ability to visualize anatomy in amazing 3D/4D with easy-to-use, Philips exclusive ICON-driven workflow, which transforms the complex 3D/4D interface to a simple one-step task with touchscreen manipulation
The ability to generate a vessel cast using flow data. 3D vessel casting allows the direct visualization of flow for further analysis of stenosis or tortuous conditions