Ultrasound
SuperRes MVI Pro with TTP and TOA
Evaluate microvascular flow with confidence
SuperRes MVI Pro aids evaluation of subtle microvascular patterns. The Time-to-Peak and Time-of-Arrival parametric maps enhance sensitivity and improve spatial detail to detect extremely small vessels and low flow regions. Color maps support confident characterization of lesion types, potentially reducing unnecessary follow-up exams. Quantification tools add measurable insights that support evidence-based evaluation and follow-up. [1]
Parametric maps aid lesion characterization
The Time-to-Peak (TTP) parametric map increases sensitivity, showing when contrast has reached maximum intensity in a region. Together with the Time-of-Arrival (TOA) map, which offers a representation of the relative time at which bubbles first enter points of interest in the current imaging plane, it provides advanced data that supports confident lesion characterization.
Map options help visualize subtle perfusion differences
SuperRes MVI Pro provides fixed, dynamic, adaptive and adaptive plus dynamic maps, so you can choose the map that best helps you visualize perfusion differences. Dynamic maps feature frame-by-frame updates without the need to clip and reprocess each time you change loop length. Adaptive maps automatically shift color emphasis to highlight areas with faster or slower perfusion.
Region of interest (ROI) tools offer quantification for up to 10 ROIs per loop
For each ROI chosen, SuperRes MVI Pro calculates mean intensity, standard deviation, pixel count and the frame number where the measurement was taken. These values, available for both TOA and TTP maps, provide measurable insights into contrast dynamics.
Image gallery
- SuperRes MVI Pro ICC clinical image
- SuperRes MVI Pro clinical image showing multiple hemangiomas
- SuperRes MVI Pro quantitative TOA clinical image
- SuperRes MVI Pro Liver SuperRes MVI with TTP and TOA
- SuperRes MVI - SuperRes MVI on the EPIQ Elite.
- SuperRes MVI – Magnified - Magnified SuperRes MVI on the EPIQ Elite platform, paired with Philips CEUS.
- SuperRes MVI & Time of Arrival - Super Resolution MVI with TOA, paired with Philips CEUS on the liver.
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. These Philips ultrasound machines bring ultimate solutions to ultrasound, with clinically tailored tools designed to elevate diagnostic confidence to new levels.
Footnotes
- Internal document 277102. Compared to Philips legacy MVI. Improvement in spatial resolution is statistically significant (p<0.001). Average resolution percent ratio = 246%, lower and upper 95% confidence limits of the average resolution percent ratio = 234% and 258% respectively.
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.