ClarityIQ
Imagerie de qualité et à faible dose
ClarityIQ
Imagerie de qualité et à faible dose
La technologie ClarityIQ, disponible sur les systèmes Azurion, utilise des algorithmes de traitement d’image en temps réel et des technologies informatiques pour optimiser la qualité d’image.
Utilise des algorithmes de traitement d’image en temps réel conçus pour améliorer la qualité d’image
Traitement des images instantané sans aucun délai entre l’acquisition et l’affichage
Artefacts dus aux mouvements réduits dans structures très mobiles (cœur/tractus gastrointestinal)
Caractéristiques
Haute qualité, très faible dose
La technologie ClarityIQ réduit considérablement la dose de rayonnement, diminuant ainsi le risque de complications liées à l’exposition aux rayons des patients [1-39, a,b]. Elle permet de mettre en œuvre des interventions plus longues pour traiter les patients obèses et à haut risque [1-39, a,b]. La technologie ClarityIQ réduit le rayonnement diffusé, diminuant ainsi les risques pour la santé sur le long terme des médecins et du personnel [1-39, a,b]. À ce jour, de nombreuses études cliniques portant sur plus de 21 275 patients [1-39, a] ont été publiées sur la technologie ClarityIQ, révélant une vérité incontestable : une réduction significative des doses dans tous les domaines cliniques, pour les patients comme pour les opérateurs [1-39, a].
Meilleure visibilité vasculaire
La technologie ClarityIQ utilise le filtrage spatial avancé pour mettre en surbrillance les structures et réduire l’impact du bruit de fond sur une image. Les capacités de la technologie de calcul parallèle à haute vitesse optimisent ce filtrage en temps réel. Il en résulte une visualisation de qualité des structures cliniquement pertinentes à des niveaux de dose de rayonnement des capteurs plans significativement réduits. Cette fonction présente des avantages tout particulièrement pour les interventions endovasculaires.
Réduction du flou du au mouvement
Pour réduire la dose de rayonnement sans perdre d’informations cliniquement pertinentes relatives à l’anatomie cardiaque dynamique, la technologie ClarityIQ utilise une nouvelle fonction de compensation des mouvements. Elle permet de réduire les zones de flou des images d’objets en mouvement (comme le cœur et le tractus gastro-intestinal), améliorant ainsi la qualité d’image. L’apparence des images cardiaques peut être réglée au cours de l’installation en fonction des préférences des utilisateurs.
Produits associés
Avertissement
[a] Dans 39 études comparatives distinctes, la technologie ClarityIQ de Philips a permis de réduire l’exposition des patients aux radiations. Ref.1-39. [b] Relationship between radiation exposure and risk of complications, long-term health risk, procedure time and patient characteristics, procedure complexity, as reported in medical guidelines (Stecker, M.S., et al., Guidelines for Patient Radiation Dose Management. Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology, 2009. 20(7): p. S263-S273).
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