A rich portfolio of clinical depth – all on a single platform

• Automatic navigation-path for calculation of the spinal cord as well as automatic detection and labeling of spine vertebrae and discs.
• Bones segmentation using an interactive segmentation tool to create a workspace for virtual repositioning of individual bone segments.
• Provides segmentation, editing and measurement tools for vascular analysis.
• Predefined layouts per anatomical area: head, chest, abdomen, spine and extremities.

• The application allows you to export customized results to external reporting systems.

• Enables data analysis for optimization of injection timing as test prior to the clinical scan.

*Muller DK, et al., Phantom-less QCT BMD system as screening tool for osteoporosis without additional radiation. Eur J Radiol. 2011; 79(3):375–81.

• Perfusion and summary maps can be generated automatically and sent to PACS for convenient reviewing.
• With studies of sufficient scan duration, permeability analysis can be used as an assessment of the contrast agent permeation of the blood-brain barrier.
• The default parameters and thresholds used to create the summary maps may be edited by the user according to the physician’s preference.
• Automatic motion correction that can be further refined manually if needed.
• Quality indicators (“traffic lights”) point at possible acquisition faults that may affect the results.
• Pre-defined ROI templates for systematic and reproducible quantitative regional results.

• Calcium scoring is achieved by performing automatic calculations on CT HU values in user-defined regions of interest.
• Supports ECG-gated and non ECG-gated images in DICOM format from Philips and other vendors (mass score can only be calculated for Philips CT scanners).
• The application incorporates parameters from the MESA (Multi Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis) database.

• Provides automatic color-coded visualization of plaque content areas on vessel cross-sectional images.
• The user has the ability to edit the automatic results.

• Automatic removal of the rib-cage structures enables a 3D anatomical Volume Rendering image of the heart and the large blood vessels connected to it.
• The Viewer supports basic measurements as well as basic ventricular functional analysis based on “Area-Length” method to estimate end systolic volume (ESV), end diastolic volume (EDV), cardiac output (CO), and ejection fraction (EF).

• Automatic lung and lobes segmentation.
• Automatic airway extraction, airway tree segmentation and navigation path extraction, enabling the measurement of airway parameters such as lumen diameter and wall cross-section.
• Tools for qualitative and quantitative temporal comparison of up to four follow-up studies in order to determine the progression of the disease.

• Cardiac function measurements based on automatic 3D model-based whole-heart segmentation.
• Automatic extraction and visualization of the coronary tree.
• The user can edit and modify the segmentation and the derived parameters.

• Allows loading both gated and un-gated rest, and gated and
  un-gated stress MI datasets simultaneously with the CT.
• The MI images are displayed in the short axis and the two long axis planes.
• The axes definition is derived from the CT study.

• The panoramic, cross sectional and volumetric images provides the oral surgeon with information on position of teeth and roots, existing implants, the mandibular canal and the density of the bone; The thickness of the bone, depth of the jaws and other pathologies can also be evaluated and measured.

• This application assists in separation and analysis of materials such as calcium, iodine, and uric acid.

• Supports axial, ECG-gated CTA images, consisting of multiple time shots within the same acquisition of the myocardial region over time (i.e. dynamic CT scans), after an injection of intravenous contrast.
• Automatic and manual tools providing quantitative myocardial perfusion parameters such as: Peak Enhancement, Time To Peak, Perfusion and Blood Volume, and provides color maps representation of the results and graphical representation of intensity curves.

• Provides, overall assessment of pulmonary veins, left atrial, and appendage anatomy, enabling the electrophysiologist to identify anatomy that may complicate the EP procedure.

• Semi-automatic segmentation methods to segment the liver (i.e. Couinaud) and provides tools to analyze and quantify the whole liver, liver segments and user-defined regions of interest.
• Enables virtual hepatectomy, providing volumetric estimates of resected and residual liver segments.
• Results from CT Liver Analysis can be loaded into MMTT and vice-versa.
• Segmentations of the whole liver, liver segments, vasculature and findings can be exported as RT Structures.

* The screening must be performed within the established inclusion criteria of programs/protocols that have been approved and published by either a governmental body or professional medical society. Please refer to clinical literature, including the results of the National Lung Screening Trial (N Engl J Med 2011; 365:395-409) and subsequent literature, for further information.
** Based on patient and nodule characteristics for estimation of the probability that lung nodules detected on baseline screening low-dose CT scans are malignant. These functionalities may not be available in all territories. Please contact a Philips representative for more details.

*CAD functionality not available for sale in the US.

• Volumetric visualization of coronary arteries along with segmentation maps can be displayed as an overlay on top of a 3D myocardial surface.
• Quantitative information includes volume of low attenuation areas within the myocardium and their percentage out of the total myocardial volume.

(1) This functionality may not be available in all territories. Please contact a Philips representative for more details.

• Automatic chamber and coronary segmentation using mono-energetic images.
• Beam hardening reduction for: perfusion deficits visualization and calcified plaque visualization.

* Standard with the CT Spectral option on IntelliSpace Portal.

• The option is available from the following applications: Brain Perfusion, Functional CT, Liver Analysis, PAA, TAVI, Acute Multifunctional Review, Virtual Colonoscopy.
• Spectral Magic Glass can be launched only for CT images or images created on the Philips IQon Spectral CT.

• Tissue segmentation and editing tools allow to generate user-defined ROI and the application provides information on physical (length, width, volume) and composition properties (effective atomic number, attenuation, HU) of the tumor.
• The application supports longitudinal viewing of cases taken from different examination times.

* IQon CT reconstruction provides a single DICOM entity containing sufficient information for retrospective analysis - Spectral Base Image (SBI). SBI contains all the spectrum of spectral results with no need for additional reconstruction or post-processing. Spectral applications are creating different spectral results from SBI.

• Area and diameter calculations for the aortic annulus, LVOT, sinotubular junction, sinus of valsalva and ascending aorta planes, as well as distance to coronary ostia from the annulus plane.
• Tools such as inspection of minimal diameter, calcifications and vessel tortuosity, to assess the peripheral vessels along the access route.
• 3D segmentation and visualization of aortic valve calcifications.

* VeraLook is a trademark of iCAD inc. for sale only in the US.

* CAD functionality is not available for sale in the USA.