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High performance 3.0T spine imaging with Ingenia
AZ St.-Jan Brugge-Oostende AV (Belgium) is moving all its spine MRI to 3.0T. With Ingenia’s dStream architecture for digitized high performance, efficient workflow and excellent image quality, 3.0T spine imaging is no longer a challenge.
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Qscan optimizes Ingenia 3.0T protocols for MSK imaging
Ben Kennedy, Chief MRI Technologist at Qscan Radiology Clinics in Australia strives to take full advantage of what Ingenia 3.0T offers for MSK imaging. It delivers robustness and high image quality.
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Excellent, fast and robust fat suppression in head-neck MRI
In a challenging area like the head and neck, the use of TSE sequences is usually
preferred for obtaining good fat suppression, which is why Dr. Casselman (AZ St.-Jan, Bruges, Belgium) looked at use of mDIXON TSE in that area.
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Liver imaging takes a step forward with Ingenia
Lyon South Hospital strives to move from several studies – first CT, then MR
or PET – to using just one comprehensive liver MRI exam for oncology cases.
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Intraoperative MR team focuses on patient care and productivity
Henry Ford Health System (Detroit, Michigan, USA) is a quaternary care 1000-bed
hospital. It uses Achieva 1.5T in the midst of neurosurgery to help resect tumor and preserve normal brain.
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Ingenia 1.5T proves exceptional for cardiac imaging
OHSU sees very diagnostic exams with the robust, reliable Ingenia system. Ingenia 1.5T is an excellent choice for cardiac MR. The combination of Ingenia’s high SNR and dS Torso coil is ideal for the high volume of cardiac work at OHSU.
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Acquisition in less than 8 minutes for five most common MRI exams
UMC Utrecht developed fast Ingenia 1.5T ExamCards for the five most common exams, each requiring less than 8 minutes scan time. This is a scan time reduction of over 50% compared to their standard protocols, and still satisfies the image quality criteria defined by the ACR Clinical Image Quality Guide.
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Abdominal, pelvic exams benefit from MultiTransmit and mDIXON
Clinicians at European Centre of Health Otwock, (Otwock, Poland) are seeing excellent image quality in their abdominal and pelvic scans, with the mDIXON technique and without.
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Ingenia 3.0T is a breakthrough in image quality for CMR
The German Heart Institute Berlin (Berlin, Germany) was a pioneer in using
CMR in a clinical setting, and now applies CMR to a broad range of clinical
indications in about 150 patients a month using Ingenia 3.0T.
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MR Enterography for evaluation of bowel wall and extra-enteric findings
The University of Michigan uses MRI to evaluate the bowel wall and surrounding tissues in Crohn’s disease.
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Ingenia 1.5T helps overcome fetal imaging challenges
Ingenia’s high SNR, digital dStream coils and wide bore contribute to a smart approach for fetal MR imaging at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. A multiple-coil setup and a focus on keeping the patient comfortable help the team obtain beautiful fetal images.
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Ingenia 3.0T enhances head and neck imaging at Leuven
Ingenia’s high SNR and homogeneity are boosting
the diagnostic quality of head and neck MRI exams at University Hospitals Leuven.
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IMR: A discussion with Dr. Dianna Bardo
In this best practice, Dr. Dianna Bardo of the Oregon Health and Sciences University discusses IMR - Philips' new knowledge-based reconstruction technology.
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Liege hospital studying pCASL for brain perfusion without contrast
pCASL is an arterial spin labeling MR technique showing high SNR and good sensitivity to whole brain perfusion.
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IMR: A discussion with Dr. Charles White
In this best practice, Dr. Charles White, Professor of Radiology and Medicine at the University of Maryland, discusses IMR - Philips' new knowledge-based reconstruction technology.
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Elkerliek achieves major improvements in patient throughput
After installing Ingenia 1.5T Elkerliek Hospital evaluated its procedures and made plans to improve efficiency. The MRI unit is now seeing increased patient throughput and a reduction in patient waiting time, with further improvements expected in the future.
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Philips Astonish TF Time-of-Flight at Seidman Cancer Center
In this best practice, Peter F. Faulhaber, M.D., University Hospitals, Seidman Cancer Center discusses the advantages of Philips Astonish TF Time-of-Flight technology.
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IMR: A discussion with Dr. Guy Weigold
In this best practice, Dr. Guy Weigold, Director of Cardiac CT at MedStar Health Research Institute's Cardiac CT Core Lab, discusses IMR - Philips' new knowledge-based reconstruction technology.
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GEMINI TF PET/CT with Philips Astonish TF Time-of-Flight Technology at Centre Hospital
In this best practice, Dr. Colomb, Chief of the Department of Nuclear Medicine, Centre Hospital, Le Mans, France discusses the benefits of GEMINI TF PET/CT with Astonish TF technology.
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GEMINI TF PET/CT with Philips Astonish TF Time-of-Flight Technology at the University of Frieburg
In this best practice, Dr. Weber of the University of Freiburg in Germany discusses the benefits of GEMINI TF PET/CT with Astonish TF Time-of-Flight.
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