Clinical efficiency to empower better heart care
Unlock the combination of quick, confident diagnosis and efficient, effective treatment to improve outcomes for your patients with coronary artery disease.
See how Philips can help.
What if you could treat more CAD patients, more confidently?
Globally, coronary artery disease (CAD) is twice as prevalent than any other cardiac disease. It’s a burden that strains departmental resources and challenges you to deliver high-quality care for a high (and growing) number of patients.
We understand your challenges, that's why our integrated solutions work together to provide robust clinical results and connected workflows. Our tools build clinical efficiency for CAD diagnosis and treatment.
Clinical efficiency at every point in the patient journey
Integrated solutions across the CAD care pathway
From pre-diagnosis through treatment and follow-up care, Philips provides clinically efficient solutions to help support patient outcomes.
See how we bring clinical efficiency to life through an integrated approach to CAD diagnosis and treatment
Our solutions seamlessly connect to provide the right data at the right time – so you can diagnose with confidence, select the right treatment for each patient, and move them efficiently though the interventional procedure while working to deliver the best possible outcome.
The patient enters the hospital
Imaging and analysis deliver a diagnosis
The interventional procedure is performed
The patient's recovery is monitored
Together we can make a difference
We're collaborating with you to improve the lives of your patients.
Getting the best for the patient – the Azurion is critical in this regard."
Dr. Alexander Becker
Senior Physician and Head of Cardiac Cath Lab, Robert Bosch Hospital, Stuttgart, Germany
Aligned topic areas
Cardiology
Discover how Philips can support you in delivering better outcomes and improved efficiency in cardiac care by integrating imaging, devices, software, informatics and services.
Structural heart disease
Learn more about Philips' approach to procedural confidence and efficiency in structural heart disease treatment.
