Ultrasound-guided regional anesthesia is becoming an increasingly popular technique among regional anesthesiologists. During this technique the ultrasound system acts as the eye of the general anesthesiologist and helps to guide the needle for accurate placement and clear visualization of patient anatomy. As this technique increases in popularity, general anesthesiologist are demanding the best possible image quality to achieve a better view of optimal injection sites, enhanced edges and margins for more sharply defined structures and improved visibility and contrast of even the smallest structures.
Once you experience exceptional image quality, you never want to go back.
Get the advantage of clear image quality, for even your toughest nerve blocks, with the Philips HD performance systems. Philips high definition imaging helps you see more detailed neural sonoanatomy, even the smallest structures are clearer. You get advanced performance and clinical versatility that will grow with you.
So advanced, it’s easy Powerful HD performance makes getting the best image quick and easy. One button optimization and presets save you time by adjusting settings for specific blocks. SonoCT compound imaging technology merges up to nine lines of sight to create an image with less noise and artifacts and better clarity of curved and irregular boarders. Large flat panel monitors have big, easy-to-see images and, with the articulating arm on the HD11 XE, you can pull the monitor right up close into your field of view. |  |
Systems to grow with
The Philips HD systems have powerful, performance-rich tools that can grow with your anesthesiology program. For example the HD11 XE system can be used for TEE in the surgical suite. The HD11 XE also does 3D/4D allowing you to see 3D and multiple views in different planes.
Surprisingly affordable
You’d think with all this powerful performance the Philips HD systems would be a stretch on your budget. Not so. You’ll be surprised how much performance you get at a very competitive price. Creative financing solutions are also available through Philips Medical Capital
Use ultrasound guided nerve blocks to:
Visualize fine neural anatomy with high-resolution ultrasound. This includes small children and technically difficult larger patients.
View needle guidance for swift accurate placement
View the flow of anesthetic, ensuring a complete block