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Based upon 2D speckle tracking, aCMQ automatically places an ROI based upon the selected anatomical view and generates measurements of both global and regional myocardial functions. It also provides a table, 17-segment bull\'s-eye, and a variety of waveform displays. LV ejection fraction (EF), end systolic volume (ESV), and end diastolic volume (EDV) are also provided. This provides a fast and easy way to acquire both EF and GLS at the same time the images are acquired or post-exam on a workstation. 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. Each of the Q-Apps in the QLAB solution suite provide ejection fraction (EF) results; Automated Cardiac 2D Quantificationᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅ – a2DQᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅, Automated Cardiac Motion Quantificationᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅ – aCMQᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅, Cardiac 3D Quantification – 3DQ, and Advanced Cardiac 3D Quantification – 3DQ Advanced. Stress echo can be the first line of defense in diagnosing ischemia.

But if the study is inconclusive, it wastes diagnosis and treatment time. Philips has developed echo system technologies that help make it easier to get the images you need for conclusive results. PureWave crystals produce exceptional image quality at frequencies from 1 to 5 MHz, enabling imaging of technically difficult patients with excellent penetration and few artifacts.

The X5-1 xMATRIX transducer with iRotate provides an innovative way to complete stress echo protocol from the same window without moving the transducer. Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy can improve the survival rates of heart failure patients who respond to this therapy. However, the established method of assessment doesn’t always predict a positive response, resulting in ineffective use of an expensive therapy. Any new assessment method must be easily integrated into standard echo studies.

Based upon 2D speckle tracking, aCMQ automatically places an ROI based upon the selected anatomical view and generates measurements of both global and regional myocardial functions. It also provides a table, 17-segment bull\'s-eye, and a variety of waveform displays. LV ejection fraction (EF), end systolic volume (ESV), and end diastolic volume (EDV) are also provided. This provides a fast and easy way to acquire both EF and GLS at the same time the images are acquired or post-exam on a workstation. 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. Each of the Q-Apps in the QLAB solution suite provide ejection fraction (EF) results; Automated Cardiac 2D Quantificationᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅ – a2DQᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅, Automated Cardiac Motion Quantificationᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅ – aCMQᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅, Cardiac 3D Quantification – 3DQ, and Advanced Cardiac 3D Quantification – 3DQ Advanced. Stress echo can be the first line of defense in diagnosing ischemia.

But if the study is inconclusive, it wastes diagnosis and treatment time. Philips has developed echo system technologies that help make it easier to get the images you need for conclusive results. PureWave crystals produce exceptional image quality at frequencies from 1 to 5 MHz, enabling imaging of technically difficult patients with excellent penetration and few artifacts.

The X5-1 xMATRIX transducer with iRotate provides an innovative way to complete stress echo protocol from the same window without moving the transducer. Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy can improve the survival rates of heart failure patients who respond to this therapy. However, the established method of assessment doesn’t always predict a positive response, resulting in ineffective use of an expensive therapy. Any new assessment method must be easily integrated into standard echo studies.