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What is Anatomical Intelligence?

Anatomical Intelligence looks at a patient’s ultrasound data and applies adaptive system intelligence using 3D anatomical models to create easier and more reproducible results. Anatomical Intelligence in ultrasound uses advanced organ modeling, image slicing, and proven quantification to help make ultrasound exams easier to perform and more reproducible while delivering new levels of clinical information to meet the economic and clinical challenges of today’s healthcare environment.

HeartModel^ᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅- watch the webinar by Dr. Salgo

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“In the digital age that we live in, precision, accuracy, granularity is important. And clinical medicine is more challenging than ever. …So we really have to do a good job converting data into information. And that’s what HeartModel does!”

Dr. Ivan Salgo, MD

Introducing HeartModel^ᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅ for echocardiography

Introducing HeartModel^ᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅, a new Anatomically Intelligent Ultrasound (AIUS) application that brings advanced Live 3D quantification, automated 2D views and robust reproducibility to echocardiography. HeartModel^ᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅ automatically detects, segments, and quantifies the LA (Left Atrium) and LV (Left Ventricle) from a 3D volume.

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Automated transthoracic 3D echo quantification of the left heart chambers

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HeartModel^ᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅ Removing the complexity of Live 3D Quantification

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Reproducible EF in seconds – Philips EPIQ 7 HeartModel^ᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅

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HeartModel^ᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅ gives you critical information in seconds

This study compared quantification between 2D and Live 3D HeartModel^ᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅ and demonstrated a 82% time savings for HeartModel^ᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅ when using the automated capability, and 63% time savings when minor edits were required.

5 reasons to try Anatomical Intelligence

More users can have more diagnostic confidence due to increased reproducibility with less steps in less time than traditional methods.

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Find out how Anatomical Intelligence can help with LV and LA volumes

Best practices applying Anatomical Intelligence

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Automated 2D Cardiac Quantification^ᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅ (a2DQ^ᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅) with ZeroClick technology

The ideal tool of every echo lab, Automated 2D Cardiac Quantification^ᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅with ZeroClick technology uses AIUS for an Auto-ROI to drive the Q-App and provide rapid access to proven 2D EF and volumes. AutoEF is available during the study and so fits in with an everyday echo protocol.

a2DQ^ᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅ with ZeroClick for fast, reproducible EF on all your patients.

Automated Cardiac Motion Quantification^ᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅ (aCMQ^ᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅) with ZeroClick technology for adult echo

The ZeroClick technology of the Automated Cardiac Motion Quantification^ᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅ (aCMQ^ᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅) uses speckle mechanics to provide reproducible 2D Global Longitudinal Strain (GLS) speckle measurements. A proven EF is also calculated by using the Auto-ROI that drives the automation within the aCMQ^ᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅ Q-App.

aCMQ^ᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅ with ZeroClick technology provides both EF and GLS from the same 2D images.

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A solution for structural heart disease interventions

Structural heart disease interventions represent a new branch of percutaneous treatments covering a wide range of diseases that were previously treated surgically or simply not addressed. Using both x-ray and echo – specifically Live 3D TEE – provides immediate payoff for the cardiac intervention team with new levels of visualization and facilitated communication.

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EchoNavigator

Greater insight and confidence in finding and treating the problem through SmartFusion. EchoNavigator automatically fuses live 3D TEE and live X-ray in real time so you can intuitively guide your device in the 3D space more quickly.

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Mitral Valve Navigator^ᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅ (MVN^ᴬ⋅ᴵ⋅)

Easy-to-use guided tool to provide a comprehensive list of MV and its supporting anatomical measurements and calculations. Requires a volume from Live 3D TEE. Easy-to-interpret model in eight guided steps. More basic measurements regarding annulus and leaflet can be acquired in just four steps.

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Image fusion and needle navigation

Fusion Auto Registration: new levels of simplicity

NEW to EPIQ Evolution 1.0, exclusive Anatomical Intelligence Ultrasound (AIUS) comes to image fusion with automated registration of CT and ultrasound volumes. Anatomical information within the CT volume is analyzed and automatically matched with the ultrasound structures allowing the user to achieve image fusion within seconds. Now image fusion is quick and simple allowing you to focus less on setup and more on the procedure.

TCD Fusion

Combine multimodality images with live ultrasound for confident answers in appilcations such as stroke therapy, meanwhile reducing dependence on repeat imaging exams in routine follow-up cases.