General imaging
Abdominal Ultrasound
A universal platform for abdominal ultrasound
Worldwide obesity has nearly tripled since 1975, contributing to a host of abdominal diseases.1 One subset of abdominal disease – liver disease – accounts for 2 million deaths per year.2 Because ultrasound is widely available, cost-effective and does not use ionizing radiation, it is a valuable tool for the assessment of liver and other abdominal issues.
Demonstrated results in Abdominal Ultrasound
Confidence in every system and every exam
Philips portfolio of ultrasound machines provides excellent imaging of the abdomen, even in technically difficult patients. The proprietary nSight Plus Imaging Architecture creates real-time images with exceptional resolution and uniformity.5 Philips exclusive technologies – including PureWave, ElastQ and Liver Fat Quantification (LFQ), Fusion and Navigation, and contrast-enhanced ultrasound – combine to quantify liver fat for the prevention, assessment and monitoring of fatty liver disease.
Quality, insights, workflow and support
- Image quality: Achieve deep penetration to successfully image the region of interest regardless of the presence of fat tissue.
- Advanced insights: Deliver evidence for treatment decisions and elevate your abdominal ultrasound capabilities with advanced insights, such as our comprehensive, four-part solution to assess liver disease.
- Workflow: Our ultrasound systems are designed for efficient workflow and ease of use, regardless of operator experience.
- Trusted partner: We offer support tailored to your needs, including comprehensive clinical application education.
Advanced tools for abdominal ultrasound
- Next Gen Auto Scan improves image uniformity, adaptively adjusting image brightness at every pixel and improving transducer plunkability by reducing button pushes by 54%.4
- Auto ElastQ is designed to improve the quality and consistency of the liver elastography study by providing assistance with the best frame selection and ROI location.
- Philips Fusion and Navigation enables fusion between ultrasound and CT/MR/PET/CBCT images in under one minute.5
- Philips contrast enhanced ultrasound (CEUS) provides exceptional detail throughout arterial, portal and late phase scanning.
Image gallery
- Inferior vena cava ultrasound
- Kidney with renal stone scan
- Ultrasound image of pancreas
- Liver and common bile duct scan
- Kidney and liver ultrasound
Featured solutions for Abdominal Ultrasound
EPIQ Elite
Philips EPIQ Elite ultrasound features an exceptional level of clinical performance, workflow and advanced intelligence to meet the challenges of today’s most demanding practices. EPIQ shares the same workflow, interface and transducers as the Affiniti and Compact systems.
Affiniti
Designed for everyday challenges, Philips Affiniti systems feature a small footprint and intuitive interface. Price-conscious organizations unwilling to compromise on quality appreciate its impressive combination of performance, workflow advances and ability to tackle your clinical needs.
Compact 5000 Series
Designed for mobility and performance, the Compact 5000 series shares the same workflow, interface and transducers as the EPIQ and Affiniti systems. With a quick boot-up and long battery life, the system is always ready to go, so you can bring abdominal ultrasound to wherever you need it.
The widespread use of this technology in a general population could be helpful in screening for advanced chronic liver disease, especially considering that a complete study can be done in under three minutes using a non-invasive method for chronic liver disease.
MD, PhD. Richard G. Barr
Radiology Professor, Northeast Ohio Medical University
Diagnostic Radiology, Southwoods Imaging
Related procedures
Philips offers a comprehensive ultrasound solution to support the assessment, treatment and monitoring of liver disease.
Footnotes
- World Health Organization Fact Sheet. Obesity and overweight. June 9, 2021. www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/obesity-and-overweight
- Asrani et al, Burden of liver disease in the world. Journal of hepatology, Vol 70, Issue 1, 2019.)
- Transducer dependent, EPIQ Elite only
- When comparing release 10 performance to release 7 performance
- Auto Registration Timing Study Report, 2015
Disclaimer
Results are specific to the institution where they were obtained and may not reflect the results achievable at other institutions. Results in other cases may vary.