Ultrasound
EPIQ Ultrasound Systems
Exceptional performance across clinical segments
Our EPIQ family of premium ultrasound machines provides clinically tailored tools and next-generation processing, visualization, transducers and security. Designed to deliver improved clinical information from each scan, faster and more reproducible exams that are easier to perform, and a higher level of confidence, these systems meet the challenges of today’s most demanding practices.
Redefining Performance
Philips EPIQ Elite ultrasound features an exceptional level of image quality, intuitive workflow experience and advanced insights to meet the challenges of today’s most demanding practices. The EPIQ Elite platform brings ultimate solutions to ultrasound, with clinically tailored tools designed to elevate diagnostic confidence to new levels. Watch the video to see the latest capabilities of the next generation EPIQ Elite.
Compare the EPIQ Ultrasound Systems family
Clinical Segment | |
Shared Service | Cardiology |
Monitor | |
Flat panel LED display monitor and Optional HD MAX display monitor | Flat panel OLED display monitor |
Energy Usage Per Year | |
2052.75 kW/h (average use scenario) | 2052.75 kW/h (average use scenario) |
Fast and versatile data acquisition
xMatrix technology enables quick and easy volume acquisition, supports multiple interrogation capabilities and provides views not possible with 2D imaging – and all with remarkable image quality. With the touch of a button, xMatrix offers all modes in a single transducer: 2D, 3D/4D, Live xPlane, Live MPR, MPR, Doppler, color Doppler and CPA.
Integrated AI
From image acquisition to analysis, EPIQ AI solutions support your everyday clinical workflows and augment user skills. Fueled by high-quality training data sets, AI innovations reduce cognitive burden while keeping the ultimate decision responsibility with clinicians. See how ultrasound AI can help you boost productivity and transcend the limitations of everyday ultrasound.
An elevated user experience
EPIQ’s intuitive systems elevate the user experience. EPIQ shares the same workflow, interface and transducers as the Affiniti and Compact systems, making it easier to move among departments and clinical settings. A centralized braking system keeps the cart stationary while in use and cannot be engaged simultaneously with the steering locks.
Image gallery
- Flow Viewer applied to MFI HD with eL18-4 fetal kidney
- Flow Viewer applied to MFI with C10-3v uterus
- Fetal brain pericallosal artery with MFI HD using C5-1 transducer
- Fetal lung perfusion with MFI HD using eL18-4 transducer
- Fetal ductus venous with MFI HD
- Color Flow with Flow Viewer using C10-3v showing ovary perfusion
- Umbilical cord shown with Color Flow with Flow Viewer using C5-1 transducer
- Aortic arch CPA with Flow Viewer using C9-2 transducer
- Fetal heart four-chamber color flow with Flow Viewer
- Aortic arch CPA with Flow Viewer using C9-2 transducer
- 14 week triplets shown using TrueVue
- Echo Seamless screen capture Strain, EF, AI software application
- Echo Dynamic HeartModel screen capture software application
- Echo AI software application screen Auto EF Biplane
- Next generation EPIQ with FlowViewer for Vascular Carotid
- Next generation EPIQ with C5-1 for General Abdomen – Celiac Axis
- SuperRes MVI and Time of Arrival for Liver CEUS Hemangioma
- EPIQ using the mL26-8 for Superficial thumb with MFI HD
Enabling technologies
xMATRIX transducer technology enhances image clarity and eases workflow to make exams faster and easier for both clinicians and patients.
Available on Philips ultrasound machines, Flow Viewer defines vasculature with a 3D-like appearance and reduced flash artifact.
Available on Philips ultrasound transducers, MicroFlow Imaging (MFI) and MicroFlow HD (MFI-HD) detect slow and weak blood flow anatomy in tissue.
Philips AI-based ultrasound solutions integrate into everyday clinical workflows and augment user skills.
Footnotes
- When comparing release 10 performance to release 7 performance
- Compared to the Philips legacy MVI
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.