Image-guided therapy
Interventional imaging systems, smart devices, software and services
The Philips portfolio of image-guided therapy solutions help innovate minimally invasive procedures by enabling healthcare providers to decide, guide, treat and confirm treatment in one setting. We offer one of the broadest portfolios of interventional solutions in the industry, helping clinicians treat patients more effectively and efficiently.
Product categories
Image-guided therapy systems
See the range of Philips image-guided therapy systems that support clinicians during procedures as they decide, guide, treat and confirm.
Image-guided therapy devices
Image-guided therapy devices aims to improve procedural outcomes and efficiency and support faster recoveries through minimally invasive intervention.
3D device guidance
Philips LumiGuide uses light instead of X-ray to visualize devices in 3D, full color, and real-time, without having to step on the fluoro pedal.
Image-guided therapy upgrades
Extend the life of your interventional lab with our image-guided therapy upgrade options.
Refurbished image-guided therapy systems
Explore sustainable and cost-effective refurbished IGT systems that are as good as new.
Clinical care areas
Coronary suite
Improve coronary artery disease care with Philips' solutions for better diagnosis, treatment and outcomes in cath labs.
SHD suite
Transform structural heart disease care with our imaging and workflow solutions for precise diagnostics, efficient placements, and better outcomes.
CHD suite
Optimize congenital heart disease care with Philips' adaptive imaging solutions for precise guidance and efficient workflows.
Electrophysiology suite
Streamline electrophysiology care with Philips' advanced electrophysiology equipment for precise imaging and efficient cardiac procedures.
Neurovascular suite
Enhance neurovascular care with Philips' Neuro suite: quality 3D imaging, efficient workflows and precise tools for stroke and AVM treatments.
Vascular suite
Elevate vascular care with a comprehensive suite for confident interventions in peripheral, aortic, visceral, arterial, and venous procedures.
Interventional oncology suite
Advance interventional oncology with Philips' imaging solutions for precise tumor targeting and effective procedures.
See clearly. Treat optimally.
Enabling technologies for Image-guided therapy
Learn how you can guide PCI by using iFR index with coronary physiology for measuring pressure in diagnostic & interventional procedures.
The Philips IntraSight Interventional Applications Platform is built for today's cath lab. Offers imaging and physiology tools with iFR, IVUS ...
Decide, guide, and confirm the right treatment and PCI strategy for each patient with Philips coronary IVUS.
Learn how Philips intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) catheters help guide your treatment approach for peripheral applications, including...
ClarityIQ technology delivers significantly lower dose across the clinical area, patients, and operators.
FlexArm ceiling-mounted system provides unlimited imaging flexibility for diverse procedures and exceptional positioning freedom for medical teams.
See how Fiber Optic RealShape (FORS) technology uses light to enable real-time, 3D visualization of devices inside the body without fluoro.
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- Co-registration tools available within IntraSight 7 configuration via SyncVision.
- Data on file: D000410086_A, D000485394_A.
- Comparisons to Verrata Plus. Data/report internally on file or internal company's data on file. Verification Report, D000410086/A.