Turning images into answers Philips QLAB 10 advanced ultrasound quantification software

Providing insight to support your clinical decisions How do you measure confidence? For clinicians around the world, the answer is QLAB. QLAB is a collection of advanced clinical tools that make results more quantifiable, bringing more confidence to every study. QLAB is designed to make it easy to get the data you need to drive decisions that can result in quality patient care and operational efficiencies. You can customize the capabilities of QLAB with the tools that best suit your needs, whether analyzing breast lesions for stiffness; rendering iSlice images from your cardiac, abdominal, OB,...

The following Q-Apps are available with QLAB 10* Q-App Description AB/SM VASC BRST GYN OB ONC CARD GI 3DQ • 3D tools that support the viewing and quantification of 3D data sets • Allows you to view, crop, rotate, access, and use all vision controls, and perform everyday measurements on 3D ultrasound data sets Region of Interest Designed for both contrast and 2D imaging to increase (ROI) the consistency and reliability of acoustic measurements MicroVascular Maps contrast agent progression and enhances Imaging (MVI) vessel conspicuity Intima Media Provides easy and consistent...

Advanced analysis and image presentations for general ultrasound and volume imaging QLAB provides effective and streamlined analysis and image presentation tools for abdominal and small parts ultrasound imaging. Abdominal and small parts ultrasound with QLAB • ROI – Region of Interest 2D, CEUS and color quantification • GI 3DQ – 3D volume manipulation, quantification, and iSlice • MVI – MicroVascular Imaging 3D Invert image of liver vasculature Today’s state-of-the-art transducers are capable of capturing more data than ever – a capability that corresponds to the need for efficient ways to analyze...

Advanced ultrasound analysis for vascular imaging Today’s Philips ultrasound systems provide high-resolution 2D and 3D images and exceptionally sensitive color Doppler. Vascular ultrasound with QLAB • IMT – Intima Medial Thickness • VPQ – Vascular Plaque Quantification • MVI – MicroVascular Imaging • ROI – Region of Interest 2D, and color quantification • GI 3DQ with ROI – 3D volume manipulation, quantification and iSlice QLAB provides the clinician additional clinical confidence when managing vascular patients, whether the challenge is predicting the risk of cardiovascular disease or monitoring...

Advanced ultrasound analysis and workflow in women’s healthcare Women’s healthcare uses ultrasound imaging to shed light on breast health and OB/GYN issues. QLAB offers a variety of tools that provide quantitative data to increase confidence in women’s health diagnoses. As advanced techniques have evolved in the complementary imaging methods of mammography and ultrasound, so have techniques to quantify breast imaging results. QLAB breast and GYN elastography allows you to offer this exciting new technique to your patients. For OB/GYN volume acquisitions, QLAB provides 3D interrogation, providing...

Advanced ultrasound analysis for managing the oncology patient QLAB advanced quantification provides essential, easy-to-use analysis tools that increase the value of ultrasound imaging for oncology patients, such as analysis of a tumor's response to therapy or monitoring global and regional cardiac function of patients on chemotherapy. QLAB solutions for oncology imaging Tumor assessment and monitoring Global and regional cardiac function • ROI - Region of interest 2D, CEUS • aCMQ*1, - Automated Cardiac and color quantification Motion Quantification*'1, • GI 3DQ - 3D volume manipulation,...

Advanced ultrasound analysis for cardiology imaging Accurate and fast ejection fraction calculations An essential component of nearly every echo exam, ejection fraction is among the chief echocardiographic parameters predictive of impending left ventricular dysfunction and clinical deterioration, and is an important factor to consider when planning surgical correction. Common methods, such as M-mode or 2D distance (M-mode parasternal long axis) measurements are quick and well-established. However, they may sacrifice accuracy for speed, which is particularly problematic given that small differences...

Managing heart failure patients Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy may improve the survival rates of heart failure patients who respond to this therapy. However, the established method of assessment doesn’t always accurately predict a positive response, resulting in inefficient and ineffective use of an expensive therapy. Any new assessment method must be easily integrated into standard echo studies. In addition, it would be useful to have a tool to plan where to place pacemaker electric leads to correct the asynchronous beating of the left and right ventricles. The QLAB solution suite for heart...

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Working for you Philips offers a variety of configurations that make it easy to integrate QLAB into your connected departmental workflow. You can use QLAB on • EPIQ 7 ultrasound system • EPIQ 5 ultrasound system • iE33 xMATRIX ultrasound system • iE33 ultrasound system • iU22 xMATRIX ultrasound system • iU22 ultrasound system • CX50 ultrasound system • CX30 ultrasound system • HD15 ultrasound system • HD11XE ultrasound system • PACS from several manufacturers* • Your home or office computer QLAB on Xcelera, Q-Station, and IntelliSpace PACS Philips also offers QLAB on Xcelera, our leading echo...

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