Philips Image Guided Therapy Corporation

Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.V.

Jacqueline Keller

David M Anderson

Fergus Merritt

Andrew Tochterman

Devices, systems, and methods for identifying and presenting cardiac treatment options, for assessing the severity of a blockage in a vessel and, in particular, a stenosis in a blood vessel, by obtaining an image of the vessel, obtaining pressure measurements from the vessel, generating a diagnostic visualization image, identifying a treatment option, and generating a predictive visualization image. The various images and options are displayed on a medical personnel display and a patient display.

Patient education for percutaneous coronary intervention treatments

Devices, systems, and methods configured to assess the severity of a blockage in a vessel and, in particular, a stenosis in a blood vessel, provide measurements of a vessel that allow assessment of the vessel and, in particular, any stenosis or lesion of the vessel, simulate diagnostic visualizations a first visualization device and a second visualization device. For example, the methods can include displaying, on a first visualization device, an image of the vessel with treatment diagnostic visualizations based on obtained pressure measurements and displaying, on a second visualization device, a portion of the image of the vessel with diagnostic visualizations based on the obtained pressure measurements, wherein the portion of the image of the vessel displayed on the second visualization device is a close up of a region of interest of the vessel.

Bedside interface for percutaneous coronary intervention planning

Devices, systems, and methods of mapping a vessel system of a patient and identifying lesions therein are disclosed. This includes a method of evaluating a vessel of a patient, the method comprising obtaining image data for the vessel of the patient, obtaining physiological measurements for the vessel of the patient, co-registering the obtained physiological measurements with the obtained image data such that the physiological measurements are associated with corresponding portions of the vessel of the patient, analyzing the co-registered physiology measurements to determine a classification of a lesion within the vessel of the patient, and outputting, to a user interface, the classification of the lesion. Other associated methods, systems, and devices are also provided herein.

Automated identification and classification of intravascular lesions

Devices, systems, and methods of intravascular procedure training are provided. In some instances, the method includes outputting, from a computing device to a display device in communication with the computing device, a first visual representation of a blood vessel; determining, using the computing device, a first course of action based on the first visual representation of the blood vessel; receiving, at an input device in communication with the computing device, a user input associated with a second course of action; comparing, using the computing device, the first and second courses of action; and outputting, from the computing device to the display, a comparison of the first and second courses of action. Associated devices and systems are also provided.

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San Diego, CA, United States of America

Jacqueline Keller