Philips Expands Its Diagnostic Imaging Portfolio With The New Incisive CT Platform, Integrating Innovations In Imaging, Workflow And Lifecycle Management

The Philips Incisive CT helps the user meet some of the radiology department’s most pressing challenges. Philips Incisive CT offers intellect at every step, from acquisition through results and across all fronts: financial, clinical and operational. Like never before, operator and design efficiencies come together for wise decisions from start to finish with an unprecedented Tube for Life guarantee

AT PHILIPS, we believe in working together to break down boundaries, remove complexity and deliver a seamless approach to healthcare. In imaging, that means seamlessly connecting data, technology and people. Our integrated imaging solutions for diagnosis and treatment are enabling more connected care and more confident clinical decision-making. Because today, health knows no bounds and neither should healthcare.

Driven by advances in image quality, radiation dose management and clinical applications, Computed Tomography (CT) has become one of the cornerstones of imaging and radiology departments. The newest addition to Philips’ diagnostic imaging portfolio, Incisive CT integrates innovations in imaging, workflow, and lifecycle management, helping healthcare providers to improve the CT experience for patients and staff, enable smart clinical decisionmaking and increase efficiency.

“As CT has evolved to become a key pillar of radiology practice, expectations from healthcare providers have changed,” said Rajib Karmakar, Business Manager, Computed Tomography and Advanced Molecular Imaging, Philips Indian Sub-Continent. “Today, a CT system is much more than just an advanced diagnostic tool. It’s a diagnostic imaging corner-stone that has to provide answers to the pressing financial, clinical and operational challenges that today’s healthcare organisations face. Incisive CT combines a unique range of innovations that empower hospitals to deliver on the promise of value-based healthcare.”

Configured for 64-slice and 128-slice scanning, Incisive CT can perform a majority of procedures, including oncology imaging and cardiac imaging, and can grow as practices do, going for instance from two to four centimetre configurations for those that expand beyond routine exams and into spaces such as cardiac.