30 January 2025, Thu |
10:02 AM
30 January 2025, Thu |
10:02 AM
Royal Philips (NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHIA), a global leader in health technology, is set to showcase its latest innovations at Arab Health 2025 (January 27–30, 2025, Dubai, UAE). The company’s cutting-edge solutions are designed to help hospitals and healthcare systems improve patient care, streamline workflows, and enhance clinical outcomes. Philips’ focus at this year’s event will be on diagnostic solutions, hospital patient monitoring, precision care, and healthcare informatics, with a particular emphasis on AI-driven technologies.
Among the highlights, Philips will present its groundbreaking BlueSeal helium-free MRI system, which integrates AI-powered Smart Reading for enhanced diagnostics in neurology and oncology. As the first helium-free MRI scanner in the industry, this solution is designed to increase global access to precision diagnosis while supporting sustainability and reducing operational costs. The fully AI-enabled CT 5300 and Spectral CT 7500 will also be featured, offering advanced imaging solutions that improve accuracy in cardiology, oncology, neurology, and pediatrics, while reducing the need for additional scans and minimizing radiation exposure.
Philips will also introduce its latest ultrasound systems, the EPIQ Elite Elevate and Affiniti, both of which feature advanced workflow automation and imaging capabilities to ensure faster, more consistent exams and more accurate diagnoses. These systems are designed to improve clinical confidence and optimize patient care in various medical specialties.
In addition to imaging solutions, Philips will demonstrate its Azurion 7 platform, which supports image-guided interventional procedures with enhanced efficiency, reducing procedure time and patient prep time. This platform enables healthcare professionals to treat more patients daily. Philips will also showcase the Zenition 90 Motorized C-arm System, designed to support complex vascular procedures, including cardiac interventions, pain management, and urology, with advanced imaging and automated workflows to improve clinical flexibility.
Philips’ Hospital Patient Monitoring (HPM) solutions will be another key focus at Arab Health 2025. The IntelliVue Patient Monitor 6000 Series, designed to reduce staff burnout, will be on display, offering timely insights and seamless integration with hospital information systems to streamline clinical workflows. Philips will also highlight the integration of Edwards Lifesciences FloTrac™ hemodynamic monitoring with its patient monitors, providing clinicians with actionable insights to enhance patient care and improve outcomes.
For cardiology, Philips will showcase the Cardiac Workstation CW7000, which offers advanced ECG management and integration with IntelliSpace ECG to help clinicians make better-informed decisions while reducing administrative tasks. The company will also present the Visual Patient Avatar, a revolutionary tool that transforms complex patient data into an intuitive avatar for improved situational awareness during anesthesia and critical care.
Philips’ healthcare informatics solutions will also take center stage at Arab Health 2025, with innovations aimed at optimizing hospital operations and facilitating secure, real-time data sharing. Key solutions include the Philips Electronic Hospital Record (EHR) interoperability platform and the Medical Device Information Platform (MDIP), which enables seamless integration and collaboration across different healthcare systems. These tools are designed to streamline clinical workflows, improve patient outcomes, and expand access to care.
Philips’ participation at Arab Health 2025 reflects its commitment to advancing healthcare through innovative solutions that enhance clinical efficiency, improve patient care, and drive operational excellence. By integrating AI, automation, and cloud-based technologies, Philips is shaping the future of healthcare delivery across the Middle East, Türkiye, and Africa, helping clinicians provide high-quality care while optimizing resources.
