General imaging
Vascular ultrasound
Driving confidence in vascular imaging
Whether imaging the cerebrovascular system, the abdomen or an extremity, our systems support fast, confident diagnoses and consistent image quality. xRes Pro+ gives clinicians control to tailor image appearance, including sharpness, border clarity and detail. Across a range of transducers and presets, it supports 2D optimization for vascular imaging.
Demonstrated results in Vascular Ultrasound
Paving the way for quick, consistent vascular ultrasound exams
Our vascular ultrasound solutions are designed to support efficient and consistent exams. With outstanding image contrast, sharpness and uniformity, they help support clinicians in making a confident diagnosis for a range of vascular patients – from superficial vessels to deep or technically difficult cases. And thanks to our advances in transducer ergonomics, you can reliably and comfortably assess vasculature.
Image quality, insights, workflow and support
- Tailor image appearance, including sharpness, border clarity and detail.
- Use tools that give insight into abdominal aortic aneurysms and stenotic and torturous vessels,* and support contrast-enhanced ultrasound across agents and applications.
- Benefit from outstanding ease of use, improved image uniformity, efficient scanning and rapid start-up.
Advanced tools for vascular ultrasound
- XRES Pro+ delivers high-resolution images with clean vessel boundaries.
- Color gain post processing allows fine-tuning of gain to reduce the need to recapture a color image when sub-optimal filling or blooming is present.
- Color Auto Cine automatically selects the best color Doppler frame when the image is frozen to reduce manual scrolling and improve efficiency.
- Flow Viewer defines vasculature with 3D-like appearance [2].
- MFI HD offers twice the sensitivity and resolution of MFI in assessing blood flow [4].
- Next Gen Auto Scan adjusts image brightness and reduces the need for user adjustment [5].
Image gallery
- Arterial popliteal vein clinical image using L12-3 transducer on EPIQ Elite
- Vascular popliteal artery clinical image using mL26-8 transducer on EPIQ Elite
- Venous clinical image using L12-3ERGO transducer on EPIQ Elite
- 2D carotid vascular clinical image using L12-3ERGO transducer on EPIQ Elite
- Vascular superfic ml26-8
- Carotid-Flow Viewer represents vascular flow topography with a 3D-like appearance
- Vertebral Artery-Flow Viewer represents vascular flow topography with a 3D-like appearance
- Fistula-Flow Viewer represents vascular flow topography with a 3D-like appearance
- Aorta with FlowViewer
- Internal Jugular Vein
- Celiac Axis
- 2D Femoral artery clinical image using eL18-4 transducer on EPIQ Elite
- Abdominal vascular clinical image using C5-1 transducer on EPIQ Elite
The Philips Compact 5000 is suitable for vascular…environments. The goal of ultrasound is reproducibility and accuracy, and the Philips Compact 5000 system supports that through image quality, ergonomics and cross-platform compatibility.
Aubrey Rybyinski
Clinical Manager for Non-invasive Vascular
AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center
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Footnotes
- When comparing release 10 performance to release 7 performance. Based on a small number of samples (n 20), not statistically powered.
- Compared to the predecessor transducer L15-7io for all depths greater than 1.6 cm. +External user study of EPIQ Elite based on 27 respondents. Study report available upon request.
- When comparing release 10 performance to release 7 performance.
- Internal measured comparison on standards MFI to MFI HD using clinical targets and standard measurement methodology. Not available on Affiniti systems.
- When comparing release 10 performance to release 7 performance.
Disclaimer
Transducer dependent, EPIQ Elite only