Procedural confidence and efficiency to empower improved heart care
Bring advanced clinical capability and enhanced efficiency to the treatment of structural heart disease.
See how Philips can help your organisation
What if you could improve care for structural heart disease patients—while reducing procedure time?
In the face of reimbursement constraints that impact profitability, you need to improve patient throughput and resources—while maintaining high-quality patient care and manageable staff workloads.
We're empowering providers to deliver better care for patients with SHD through purposeful innovations that work together to deliver procedural confidence and efficiency.
Improve patient care while reducing procedure time through our combination of exceptional image guidance and seamless care team collaboration.
Establishing a Center of Excellence for Structural Heart Disease
Partnering to deliver innovative, patient-centric care
Hackensack University Medical Center has expanded its reputation as an academic medical center into a Center of Excellence for treating Structural Heart Disease.
Read these customer testimonials to learn how this center established itself as a leader in cardiovascular care.
An integrated approach to SHD treatment
The integration of the image-guided therapy system and 3D ultrasound with 3D transesophageal imaging deliver live 3D fused guidance for structural heart procedures—while the interventionalist has complete access to images, patient monitoring and reports at table side for easy manipulation, viewing and control. Teamwork improves and errors are reduced with consistent access to a comprehensive patient view across the care team.
Ready to see how our SHD solutions can help you achieve procedural confidence and efficiency?
Further reading
Cardiology portfolio
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Coronary artery disease
Learn more about our approach to clinical efficiency in the diagnosis and treatment of coronary artery disease.
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3. Müller-Barna P, et al. TeleStroke Units Serving as a Model of Care in Rural Areas 10-Year Experience of the TeleMedical Project for Integrative Stroke Care.Stroke. 22014; 45(9): 2739-44.
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