Notice the FUCKING WEASEL WORD 'CARE' NOT RECOVERY OR RESULTS! This is why the WSO needs to be destroyed and run by survivors. I'd fire anyone involved in such useless crapola. 24 references to 'care', 2 to recovery.Their whole goal and direction is completely wrong, survivors don't want 'CARE', they want recovery! Have you ever talked to survivors?
Philips highlights latest advances in stroke care at the 2022 World Stroke Congress
- Philips showcases innovations in its end-to-end stroke care pathway solutions aimed at improving treatment and quality of life for stroke patients
- Symposium hosted by Philips features leading clinical experts discussing early detection of stroke, new guidelines for reperfusion therapy, and the health economic impact of a novel stroke pathway: direct-to-angio-suite
Amsterdam, the Netherlands – Royal Philips
(NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHIA), a global leader in health technology, today
announced it will showcase the company’s latest advances to support the
treatment of stroke patients at the 14th Annual World Stroke Congress (WSC 2022,
October 26-29, Singapore). Philips’ end-to-end stroke care solutions
help advance stroke care through early detection and an optimized
workflow that reduces the time to treatment – a key factor in delivering
the best stroke patient outcomes. To connect information, technologies,
and people across the stroke care pathway, enabling care teams to work
quickly and act decisively, Philips works closely with stroke care
partners such as MedTech stroke care company Nicolab, who will join Philips at the 2022 World Stroke Congress.
Globally, one in four adults over the age of 25 will suffer a stroke in
their lifetime [1], making it the leading cause of disability and the
second leading cause of death worldwide [2]. The key to improving
outcomes for stroke patients is to provide treatment as quickly as
possible. Physicians in an emergency stroke setting are fighting the
clock and under intense pressure to make optimal treatment decisions.
Despite the imperative for speed, care teams currently lose valuable
time due to gaps in communication, information, and access to stroke
expertise.
This World Stroke Day we are committed to improving stroke care. At each vital step, from early detection to treatment and recovery, we are collaborating with caregivers to speed up the stroke care pathway, because every minute matters for stroke patients.
Angelique Balguid
Head of Marketing for Neurovascular Portfolio at Philips
"This
World Stroke Day we are committed to improving stroke care,” said
Angelique Balguid, Head of Marketing for Neurovascular Portfolio at
Philips. “At each vital step, from early detection to treatment and
recovery, we are collaborating with caregivers to speed up the stroke
care pathway, because every minute matters for stroke patients. We aim
to push the boundaries and set new standards, so that clinicians can act
faster, improve outcomes, and grow access to care.”
Challenging the status quo of stroke care
On
Wednesday, October 26, from 12:00 to 13:00 in Hall Summit 2 at this
year’s World Stroke Congress, Philips will host a satellite symposium
with talks from leading clinical stroke care experts, featuring Drs.
Rotem Sivan-Hoffman, Head of the Radiology Department at Meir Medical
Center (Haifa, Israel) and founder and Chief Medical Officer at CVAid,
Prof. dr. Wim H. Van Zwam, PhD, Interventional Radiologist at Maastricht
University Medical Center (Maastricht, The Netherlands), and Dr. Marc
Ribó, PhD, interventional neurologist at University Hospital Vall
d'Hebron, (Barcelona,Spain). The discussion will be moderated by
Philips’ Angelique Balguid and explore a range of topics, including the
early detection of stroke, new guidelines for reperfusion therapy, and
the health-economic impact of a novel stroke pathway: the
direct-to-angio-suite approach.
To learn more about Philips’ in-booth demonstrations, immersive experiences, and the full schedule of events click here.
Solutions across the stroke care pathway
Philips’
comprehensive stroke suite includes solutions for stroke monitoring and
communication in ambulances, tele-stroke patient assessment, diagnostic
imaging and analysis, image-guided therapy, neurological monitoring and
assessment, and more. These solutions are aimed at improving diagnostic
confidence and time to treatment, and helping reduce the risk of a
second stroke.
- Philips Neuro suite is based on the company’s Image Guided Therapy System – Azurion. This suite is delivering the latest advances in interventional neuroradiology, such as the company’s industry-leading CT-like SmartCT 3D visualization and measurement tool, to assist interventional neuroradiologists with diagnosis and treatment.
- Philips’ solutions leverage the advanced CT capabilities of the company’s Spectral CT 7500
spectral CT scanner to improve diagnostic capabilities for
radiologists. The Spectral CT 7500 offers enhanced gray and white matter
differentiation [3] and improved image quality for the detection of
subtle hemorrhage [4] and may help in the detection of ischemic stroke
through enhanced visualization of vascular anatomy.
- Philips
is also integrating cloud-based, end-to-end, artificial
intelligence-based [5] stroke triage, communication, and management
solutions through StrokeViewer,
via its partnership with Nicolab, aiming to improve patient outcomes by
connecting care teams to optimize the overall stroke workflow.
- Supporting post-stroke remote telemetry, Philips Holter – ePatch –
replaces the cumbersome setup of conventional Holter monitors with a
small unobtrusive body sensor and patch adhered to the patient’s sternum
for up to 14 days of continuous, high-quality electrocardiogram (ECG)
recording for reliable diagnosis [6] of patients with atrial
fibrillation (AF). Philips also provides an end-to-end service to
support practices in the deployment of ePatch, enabling efficient
workflows, enhancing the patient experience, and providing robust data
analysis using cloud-based AI-enabled Philips Cardiologs software.
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