ClarityIQ
Niedrigdosis-Bildgebungstechnologie in hoher Qualität
ClarityIQ
Niedrigdosis-Bildgebungstechnologie in hoher Qualität
ClarityIQ, verfügbar auf Azurion Systemen, verwendet Echtzeit-Bildverarbeitungsalgorithmen und Computertechnologie zur Optimierung der Bildqualität.
Verwendet Echtzeit-Bildverarbeitungsalgorithmen zur Verbesserung der Bildqualität
Ermöglicht die Verarbeitung von Bildern ohne nennenswerte Verzögerung zwischen Erfassung und Anzeige
Weniger Bewegungsunschärfe bei schneller Bewegung wie im Herzen und dem Gastrointestinaltrakt
Funktionen
Hohe Bildqualität bei besonders geringer Dosis
Die ClarityIQ Technologie reduziert die Strahlendosis stark, was sowohl für die Patient*innen als auch für die Ärzt*innen das Risiko von Strahlenschäden minimiert [1–39, a,b].ᶠ Längere Eingriffe zur Behandlung von adipösen und Hochrisikopatienten werden hierdurch ebenfalls möglich [1–39, a,b]. Gleichzeitig vermindert ClarityIQ Streustrahlung und senkt damit das Langzeitrisiko für Ärzt*innen und Personal [1–39, a,b]. Mehrere bisher zu ClarityIQ publizierte klinische Studien mit mehr als 21.275 Patient*innen [1–39, a] zeigen eine deutlich geringere Strahlendosis über klinische Bereiche, Patient*innen und Anwender*innen hinweg [1–39, a].
Besser sichtbare Gefäßstrukturen
Zur Hervorhebung von Strukturen und zur Reduzierung der Auswirkungen von Hintergrundrauschen auf die Bildqualität setzt ClarityIQ auf eine erweiterte räumliche Filterung. In kürzester Zeit parallel ausgeführte Berechnungen beschleunigen den Filtervorgang in Echtzeit. Das Resultat ist eine hervorragende Darstellung klinisch relevanter Strukturen bei erheblich geringerer Dosis. Insbesondere bei endovaskulären Verfahren ist dies von Vorteil.
Weniger Bewegungsunschärfe
Zur Reduzierung der Strahlendosis ohne Verlust klinisch relevanter Informationen beim sich bewegenden Herzen verwendet ClarityIQ eine neue Bewegungskompensationsfunktion. Sie reduziert Unschärfen auf einem Teil des Bilds bewegter Objekte, z.B. des Herzens oder Gastrointestinaltrakts, und verbessert dadurch die Bildqualität. Die genaue Darstellung der Herzbilder kann an die Anforderungen der Anwender*innen angepasst werden.
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Haftungsausschluss
[a] In 39 Einzelvergleichsstudien wurde Philips ClarityIQ mit Reduktionen in der Strahlenexposition der Patient*innen assoziiert. Ref.1-39. [b] Zusammenhang zwischen Strahlenexposition und Komplikationsrisiken, gesundheitlichen Langzeitrisiken, Verfahrensdauer, Patientenmerkmalen und Verfahrenskomplexität laut medizinischen Leitlinien (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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