FDA Clears Philips AI-Powered Spectral CT Imaging System
The system uses artificial intelligence for image reconstruction to improve diagnostic precision and workflow efficiency in radiology, cardiology, and oncology.
The system uses artificial intelligence for image reconstruction to improve diagnostic precision and workflow efficiency in radiology, cardiology, and oncology.
State officials are urging hospitals to review device cybersecurity risks and align policies with FDA guidance.
H.160 would require original equipment manufacturers to provide documentation, parts, and tools needed to diagnose, maintain, and repair medical equipment on fair and reasonable terms.
Read MoreThe zero-footprint diagnostic viewer is designed to give radiologists browser-based access to imaging studies and visualization tools within the Genesis Radiology Workspace.
Read MoreThe consensus report is now on FDA’s recognized standards list, giving manufacturers a clearer reference point and hospitals another document to ask about during purchase and support discussions.
Read MoreThe new certification will use existing clinical registry data from STS and ACC to measure patient outcomes while reducing reporting burden for hospitals.
Read MoreThe change, effective in 2027, is intended to simplify patient safety reporting and reduce administrative burden for healthcare organizations.
Read MoreThe AI-enabled software automates whole-body tumor burden analysis for PSMA PET/CT and SPECT/CT studies to help clinicians assess treatment eligibility and monitor response.
Read MoreThe CTA-based system creates a patient-specific 3D map of the cardiac conduction system to support planning and guidance during procedures such as TAVR and conduction system pacing.
Read MoreThe 5mm Saberscope features a 90-degree articulating tip and integrated camera designed to reduce fogging and eliminate reprocessing needs.
Read MoreFDA identifies Class I recall as most serious type due to software anomalies that may cause unexpected shutdowns and interface freezing.
Read MoreService manuals aren’t optional or proprietary “extras” in a hospital. They’re required for safe maintenance and compliance, and they should be non-negotiable at purchase.
Read MoreThe wearable system uses alternating electrical fields to disrupt cancer cell division and can be used continuously during daily activities.
Read MoreThe SIGNA portfolio includes a helium-free 1.5T system, advanced 3T scanner, and AI-driven workflow platform designed to improve imaging efficiency.
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