Siemens Healthineers Ag

Elisabeth Preuhs

Marcus Pfister

Jens Wetzl

Daniel Giese

Marc Vornehm

Anne Tjorven Büßen

A system for monitoring a physiological state of an object under examination in remotely controlled procedures includes a remote control unit for remote control of a remote manipulation unit, the remote manipulation unit for performing a procedure step, a capture unit for capturing state data of the object under examination, and a provider unit for classifying the state of the object under examination. When an expected state is present, the remote manipulation unit performs the procedure step. When a deviating state is present, the provider unit provides a remote signal to the remote control unit and a local signal to the output unit, the output unit outputs to local operating personnel a first workflow notice, and the remote control unit adjusts the remote control of the remote manipulation unit, outputs a second workflow notice to the remote operating personnel, and/or provides an alternative remote control signal.

System for monitoring a physiological state of an object under examination in remotely controlled procedures, method for signal provision according to a physiological state of an object under examination, and computer program product

A computer-implemented method for determining scar segmentation includes receiving a medical image of an object to be segmented acquired after an application of a low-dose of contrast agent and determining a scar segmentation mask by applying a trained artificial neural network to the medical image. The low-dose of the contrast agent includes less contrast-agent than a standard full-dose of the contrast agent.

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Elisabeth Preuhs