Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.V.

Ashen Gulsen

Volker Barnhart Verschoor

Stephen Charles Davies

Godefridus Antonius Harks

Andrew David Mitchell

Dirk Jan Nelly Vananderoye

An intraluminal medical imaging interface device includes an arm assembly comprising one or more longitudinal members and one or more joints coupled to the one or more longitudinal members, and a head assembly coupled to a distal portion of the arm assembly and comprising a proximal portion coupled to the distal portion of the arm assembly and a distal portion. The distal portion of the head assembly includes a mechanical coupling and an electrical coupling configured to separably connect to an intraluminal imaging catheter and to transmit electrical signals between a console and the intraluminal imaging catheter. The arm assembly is configured to couple to a surface to maintain the head assembly at a first position and an orientation with respect to a patient without continued support by an operator. Associated devices, systems, and methods are also provided.

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EINDHOVEN, Netherlands

Ashen Gulsen