The growing trend towards image-guided, minimally invasive therapies calls for integrated solutions that enable physicians to optimally perform procedures, while offering patients the least amount of trauma and shortest path to recovery. Partnering with Image Stream Medical, we have expanded our hybrid suite and interventional lab solutions to now include integrated audio and video, and live streaming technologies. Physicians will have access to real-time information from a range of technologies at their fingertips—inside or out of the procedure room—making interventional X-ray and other procedures more efficient and easier to perform. The result is a connected, collaborative environment, enabled by secure and easy data sharing both in the hospital and remotely. Paired with our consultancy and clinical informatics solutions, these enhancements to our live-image guidance offering reflect our ongoing commitment to improving care at every step of the health continuum.
For more information on Philips and Image Stream Medical, read the press release here.
“Our partnership with Image Stream Medical is a natural extension of our current offering. This addition further reinforces our commitment to connecting care across the health continuum.”
— Bert van Meurs, General Manager Image-Guided Therapy, Philips
Improve efficiency, ease staff demands and enhance confidence
Combining our live-imaging guidance solutions with Image Stream Medical’s streaming video/audio and data tracking technologies, providers and staff have greater insight at each step of the procedure—improving workflow and enhancing patient outcomes.
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