Imaging and health-informatics company: MRI, CT, and the IntelliSite digital pathology system that won the first FDA clearance for primary diagnosis.
Philips, based in Amsterdam and listed as PHIA.AS, is an imaging and health informatics company making MRI, CT and the IntelliSite digital pathology system, which won the first FDA clearance for primary diagnosis from digital slides. IntelliSite Pathology Solution was cleared in 2017, Philips is the MR-linac partner to Elekta, and its portfolio includes spectral CT and radiology informatics. OnCo links it to whole-slide scanners and image management, MRI and CT. Whether the company that opened the regulatory door to digital pathology remains a leader in it, as specialist software vendors grow, is the open question. The whole-slide scanner page carries the wider picture.
Shares X-ray radiography and fluoroscopy, Dual-energy and spectral CT, CT, MRI and PET scanner manufacturing, Breast MRI coils and abbreviated breast MRI and the tag supporting.
Shares CT, MRI and PET scanner manufacturing, MRI field strengths: 1.5 T, 3 T and 7 T and the tag supporting.
Shares Whole-slide scanners and image management and the tag supporting.
Shares Whole-slide scanners and image management, Hand-held and point-of-care ultrasound and the tag supporting.
Shares Whole-slide scanners and image management and the tag supporting.
Shares Whole-slide scanners and image management and the tag supporting.
Shares Whole-slide scanners and image management and the tag supporting.
Shares Whole-slide scanners and image management and the tag supporting.
Commercial and regulated products that this organisation sells. Each card says what is behind it: a regulator's database, the literature, a public body's list, or only the company's own words. Listing is not endorsement, and a clearance is a regulatory fact, not a clinical one.
A whole-slide scanning and viewing system for histopathology, the first such system cleared in the United States for primary diagnosis.