Designed specifically for obstetric and gynecological imaging, the eV14-2v uses Philips’ PureWave crystal technology and an ergonomic design intended to support clinician comfort.
Philips developed Alturion to simplify routine ultrasound examinations without compromising image quality.
The investment forms part of the hospital’s broader strategy to expand access to next-generation medical technologies despite Lebanon’s ongoing healthcare and economic challenges.
The alliance positions WellSpan as a key innovation partner for Philips, enabling the two institutions to co-develop and validate new digital health tools in real-world clinical environments.
SmartIQ was developed in collaboration with leading cardiovascular centers to tackle one of the most persistent challenges in coronary imaging: balancing high-quality images with lower radiation exposure for both patients and healthcare professionals.
The Verida system represents a leap forward in CT imaging, incorporating Philips’ third-generation Nano-panel Precise dual-layer detector alongside an AI-driven deep learning reconstruction engine.
The platform integrates medical devices and health information systems, creating a connected data thread with central monitoring and surveillance workflows that support clinical decision-making across encounters and over time.
Philips’ cloud-enabled offering supports secure remote access to images, simplifies data management at scale, and facilitates enterprise integration and AI-enabled applications across health systems.
SmartHeart can cut the number of required breath-holds for basic views by up to 75%, making the examination considerably more comfortable for those being scanned.
The system combines Philips’ most advanced detector technology with AI-powered workflows and industry-leading speed, representing a significant advancement in high-acuity imaging.