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EPIQ 7

Ultrasound system for vascular

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EPIQ 7 features an uncompromised level of clinical performance to meet the challenges of today’s most demanding vascular practices.

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xMATRIX || KBA1

xMATRIX for leading-edge ultrasound transducer technology

No other premium ultrasound system can run the complete suite of the world’s most innovative ultrasound transducers. With the touch of a button, xMATRIX offers all modes in a single transducer: 2D, 3D/4D, Live xPlane, Live MPR, MPR, Doppler, color Doppler, and CPA.
PureWave

PureWave Imaging for technically difficult patients

Philips exclusive PureWave crystal technology is clinically proven to improve penetration in difficult-to-image patients. The pure, uniform PureWave crystals are up to 85% more efficient than conventional materials, resulting in exceptional performance. This technology allows for improved penetration and excellent detailed resolution.
TCD fusion || KBA4

TCD fusion combines multi-modality images

Transcranial image fusion combines multi-modality images with live ultrasound, supporting more confident answers in applications such as stroke therapy, while potentially reducing dependence on repeat CT or MR scans in routine follow-up cases.
nSIGHT Imaging

nSIGHT Imaging is a totally different approach to ultrasound

Philips proprietary nSIGHT Imaging architecture is a totally different approach to forming ultrasound images. Unlike conventional systems that form the image line by line, nSIGHT creates images with optimal resolution down to the pixel level. nSIGHT Imaging incorporates the use of a precision beamformer along with powerful massive parallel processing. This extraordinary architecture captures an enormous amount of acoustic data and then reconstructs in real time optimally focused beams, creating precise resolution for every pixel in the image.
MicroCPA || KBA4

MicroCPA for exceptional small vessel visualization

Obtaining flow information in small low-flow vascular structures has traditionally been a challenge. With EPIQ’s new MicroCPA feature, visualization of low velocity micro circulation is quick and simple, giving you more diagnostic confidence when evaluating organ perfusion or small vascular beds.
iSCAN || Designed to reinvent the user

iSCAN for automatic image optimization

Real Time iSCAN (AutoSCAN) automatically optimizes gain and TGC to continuously provide a high-quality image.
Advanced workflow

Advanced workflow for superb ergonomics, amazing mobility

EPIQ 7 has completely reinvented the premium ultrasound user experience. Ease of use, workflow, ergonomics, and mobility. We’ve revolutionized how you interact with an ultrasound system from every standpoint, and kept it beautifully intuitive and very quiet.
Excellent ergonomics

Excellent ergonomics may help reduce repetitive stress injuries

EPIQ's extended-range control panel and monitor can be articulated for proper ergonomic alignment whether sitting or standing. The large 21" wide screen monitor facilitates easy viewing in virtually any environment. EPIQ 7 has four transducer connectors with ambient lighting for ease in transducer selection during an exam.
Tablet-like touch interface || Designed to reinvent the user

Tablet-like touch interface for easier navigation

Navigate quickly to system functions with the tablet-like touch interface, with 40% less reach and 15% fewer steps to complete an exam.
Amazing mobility

Amazing mobility helps you do studies everywhere

The EPIQ ultrasound machine is the lightest in its class; it's easily transported on both carpet and tile. Place it in sleep mode, move it and boot up in seconds. The monitor folds down to reduce overall system height for transport, and the integrated cable hooks and catch tray are ideal for mobile studies.
Multimodality DICOM || Designed to reinvent the user

Multimodality DICOM is integrated for easy reviewing

View DICOM images such as CT, NM, MRI, mammography, and ultrasound on your EPIQ system. Easily compare past and current studies without the use of an external reading station, and even review these Multimodality images while live imaging. Capture side-by-side comparison images as part of the exam documentation.
Library quiet

Library quiet for small examination rooms

EPIQ 7 is almost silent when running A noise test determined that EPIQ 7 runs at 37-41 dB, which is equivalent to the sound of a library. This is extremely welcome in small scanning/examination rooms.
MaxVue high definition display

MaxVue high definition display

At the touch of a button, MaxVue high-definition display brings extraordinary visualization of anatomy with 1,179,648 additional image pixels compared to a standard4:3 display format mode. MaxVue enhances ultrasound viewing and provides 38% more viewing area to optimize the display of dual, side/side, biplane, and scrolling imaging modes.

The next level of vascular imaging

Introducing EPIQ Evolution 4.0, which brings vascular imaging to the next level. Featuring the Philips eL18-4 ultra-broadband PureWave transducer, EPIQ allows the clinician to achieve both superior near field resolution and penetration.

 

Learn more about the eL18-4 PureWave transducer

Find the right transducer for your system

 

Ergonomic and lightweight, our broad range of transducers is available in multiple configurations, enabling better penetration with less artifacts. Learn more about our full range of transducers below, and detailed instructions on care and maintenance.

 

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