Philips Launches New Ultrasound System for High-Volume Clinics
The system features artificial intelligence to help clinical teams manage high patient volumes and streamline examinations.
The system features artificial intelligence to help clinical teams manage high patient volumes and streamline examinations.
Ultrasound+, powered by FDA-cleared Koios DS software, provides real-time decision support to assist radiologists in detecting breast and thyroid cancers.
A study found that point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) significantly reduces hospital length of stay and costs, improving patient outcomes and efficiency, with full findings to be published in 2025.
GE HealthCare has launched the Versana Premier ultrasound system, offering AI-powered tools, real-time optimization, and specialized features to improve workflow, imaging accuracy, and clinical efficiency across multiple medical fields.
Read MoreA study found that Medicaid patients are less likely to receive prenatal heart defect diagnoses due to barriers in accessing 20-week ultrasounds, despite its importance in detecting birth defects and improving outcomes for infants with congenital heart defects.
Read MoreGE HealthCare has introduced the Venue Sprint, a portable ultrasound device with AI tools and wireless probe capabilities, along with updates to the Venue family for enhanced clinical tools, improved workflows, and alignment with American College of Emergency Physicians guidelines.
Read MoreThe Global Ultrasound Institute (GUSI) has launched the GUSI Fellowships Platform, offering healthcare professionals personalized, device-independent ultrasound training with expert mentorship, scan feedback, and performance tracking.
Read MoreSonio, a med-tech company focused on women’s and children’s health, was acquired by Samsung after its second FDA clearance in 2024, with plans to enhance AI-powered ultrasound solutions and improve maternal healthcare globally.
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