Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.v.

Monica Tavanti

Godefridus Antonius Harks

Harm Jan Willem Belt

Alexander Franciscus Kolen

Steven Antonie Willem Fokkenrood

Aaldert Jan Elevelt

Njin-Zu Chen

Yi Zhang

Annemarie Christin Yvonne Van Asbeck-Metselaar

The invention relates to an ultrasound data visualization apparatus for visualizing ultrasound data showing an object during an interventional procedure. A reference image () and a current image () of the object are simultaneously displayed, wherein the current image corresponds to a current time interval and the reference image corresponds to a reference time interval and wherein the current time interval and the reference time interval correspond to different phases of the interventional procedure. The current image can be shown therefore with, for instance, a relatively high temporal resolution for allowing a user to observe detailed object changes, which may be caused by the interventional procedure, while an overview over different phases of the interventional procedure can still be provided, because also the reference image is displayed and can be used by a user for comparing the current image with the reference image.

Ultrasound data visualization apparatus

The invention relates to a system () for automating adjustment or adaptation of devices (-) such as light, computer programs and positioning of devices used during patient examination. The patient examination is performed by use of a scanner system where the patient is lying on a bed () which can be moved into a scanner zone of the scanner where the scanning can be performed and away from the scanner zone. The automated control is achieved by detecting the position of the bed and using the detected position for adjusting or adapting the state, i.e. the function or working of one or more devices (-).

Clinical ambient control system

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