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1. Compared to Philips scans without Compressed SENSE.
2. Based on one clinical customer study performed at Herlev Gentofte University Hospital in Denmark using Ambient Experience and in-bore Connect solution.
The new digital Ingenia
With its Compressed SENSE acceleration
Newly designed user interfaces, its unique in-bore sensing technologies and advance AI-driven analytics2 for automatic planning, scanning and processing of exams based on radiologist's preferences are helping to make the full MR workflow more efficient, consistent and confident for both patient and staff.
1. Compared to Philips scans without Compressed SENSE.
2. Philips SmartExam
The new Philips Ingenia Prodiva 1.5T offers a highly intuitive approach to fast, high quality scans across a wide range of advanced applications and proves its value from day one.
With virtually equal image quality, the Ingenia Prodiva 1.5T performs exams faster1. Its unique in-bore experience elevates patient compliance and comfort. Patient throughput can be accelerated with a simplified Breeze workflow.
An advanced lightweight coil system with standardized examination procedures helps you set up and perform routine MRI exams with ease and efficiency.
It is not only equipment itself, although that is obviously very important, but also the added value that comes with it."
Mrs. Silvia Schiffer. Head of private radiology facility. Germany
Compressed SENSE is not only about faster sequences, it is much more. It is about accelerating full patient examinations and thus guaranteeing the next level in productivity and image quality to empower your staff to focus where it matters the most, enhanced patient care. This new paradigm in productivity requires a unique implementation, which is available for all anatomical contrasts and all anatomies, and not only 3D scans but also 2D scans are significantly faster1 (up to 50%).
1. Compared to Philips scans without Compressed SENSE.
Results from case studies are not predictive of results in other cases. Results in other cases may vary.
Jan W. Casselman, MD, PhD
Chair of the Department of Radiology at A.Z. Sint-Jan Hospital in Bruges, Belgium. Head & Neck “consultant radiologist” at the A.Z. Sint Augustinus Hospital in Antwerp.
In a society where neurological disorders represent a heavy burden, Philips is committed to
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