Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center deploys the 85 cm bore scanner to support high-volume emergency and general radiology workflows and expand diagnostic services in the region.
Building on its success in the United States, the catheter brings real-time 3D imaging inside the heart, aiming to help physicians perform procedures with greater clarity and without the need for general anesthesia.
Philips has introduced a 160cm FDA-approved version of its LumiGuide navigation wire, powered by FORS technology.
Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center deploys the 85 cm bore scanner to support high-volume emergency and general radiology workflows and expand diagnostic services in the region.
Philips has nabbed U.S. FDA clearance for its X11-4t Mini 3D TEE transducer, designed to provide highly detailed images of the heart for a wider range of patients, including pediatric and complex cases, improving cardiac care and reducing the need for invasive procedures.
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Royal Philips launched 3 new fit for purpose MR Smart Fit coils designed to provide flexibility and a reduction in patient setup time.
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Royal Philips has introduced interoperability between its Capsule Medical Device Information Platform and Patient Information Center iX (PIC iX), enabling hospitals to access a comprehensive patient overview and streamlining the integration of data from various medical devices into a single platform.
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Royal Philips and Masimo announce U.S. FDA clearance allowing the activation of SedLine Brain Function Monitoring, Regional Oximetry (O3), and CO₂ measurements in Philips patient monitors: IntelliVue MX750 and MX850.
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Philips’ Spectral Angio CT suite aims to bring the company’s spectral CT imaging technology into an integrated hybrid angio CT suite.
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The FDA updated a safety communication regarding the ongoing recall issues of Philips’ respiratory devices.
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Roy Jakobs is tapped to succeed Frans van Houten as Royal Philips’ president and CEO, effective October 15. Jakobs has been critical in helping Philips address ongoing medical device recall challenges, the company says.
