Philips Image Guided Therapy Corporation

Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.v.

Pei-Yin Chao

Nikhil Sreedhar Rajguru

Lucas Jacobus Franciscus Geurts

Anuja Nair

Asher Cohen

Johan Partomo Djajadiningrat

Sara Rose Chen

Alessandra Di Tullio

Jaap Knoester

Robin Lucia

Carl Rowe

Yvonne Gillis

Rebecca Ann Jenkins

Jeanne De Bont

Wing Lam Lui

Jeff Scott

Marleen Johanna Jacoba Van Leengoed

Tracy LeFEVER

Jeffrey Philips Scott

Seyoung Kim

Tracy Lefever

Disclosed is an intraluminal ultrasound imaging system, including a processor circuit in communication with an intraluminal ultrasound imaging catheter, and configured to receive a plurality of intraluminal ultrasound images obtained by the imaging catheter while the imaging catheter is moved through a body lumen of a patient, wherein the plurality of intraluminal ultrasound images comprise axial cross-sectional views of the body lumen. The processor circuit is further configured to generate a stylized graphic of the body lumen based on the plurality of intraluminal ultrasound images, wherein the stylized graphic comprises a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the body lumen, and output, to a display in communication with the processor circuit, a screen display comprising the stylized graphic.

Graphical longitudinal display for intraluminal ultrasound imaging and associated devices, systems, and methods

Disclosed is an intraluminal ultrasound imaging system, comprising a processor circuit in communication with an intraluminal ultrasound imaging catheter, and configured to receive an intraluminal ultrasound image from the imaging catheter within a body lumen of a patient, the body lumen comprising a plurality of segments. The processor is configured to identify a segment of the plurality of segments where the imaging catheter was located when the image was obtained, and output to a display a stylized figure of the body lumen including the plurality of segments, and an indicator identifying the segment in the stylized figure where the imaging catheter was located when the image was obtained.

Intraluminal ultrasound navigation guidance and associated devices, systems, and methods

An intraluminal ultrasound imaging system includes a processor circuit configured for communication with an intraluminal ultrasound imaging catheter, and is configured to receive an intraluminal ultrasound image obtained by the imaging catheter while the intraluminal ultrasound imaging catheter is positioned within a body lumen of a patient. The processor circuit is further configured to output, to a display in communication with the processor circuit, at least two image type options, receive a user selection of an image type option, select a preset value for at least one image processing parameter based on the image type option, and display the intraluminal ultrasound image according to the image processing parameter.

Disease specific and treatment type specific control of intraluminal ultrasound imaging

Systems, devices, and methods for providing procedure-specific workflow guidance are provided. The workflow guidance may include providing selectable options on a display device to a user including a selectable option to select a target vessel and a prompt to move an intravascular imaging device within the selected target vessel. Imaging data is received from the intravascular imaging device within the selected target vessel. The workflow guidance may be used to identify an area of interest within the selected target vessel and automatically display vessel measurements corresponding with the area of interest on the display device.

Intravascular imaging procedure-specific workflow guidance and associated devices, systems, and methods

Disclosed is an intraluminal ultrasound imaging system, including a processor circuit in communication with an intraluminal ultrasound imaging catheter, and configured to receive a plurality of intraluminal ultrasound images from the imaging catheter during movement of the imaging catheter within a body lumen of a patient, the body lumen comprising a plurality of segments. The processor circuit is further configured to generate a marker to be applied to an intraluminal ultrasound image of the plurality of intraluminal ultrasound images, wherein the marker is generated based on the movement of the intraluminal ultrasound imaging catheter, and wherein the marker is representative of a segment of the plurality of segments, and output to a display the marker and the plurality of intraluminal ultrasound images shown successively.

Intraluminal ultrasound imaging with automatic and assisted labels and bookmarks

Systems, devices, and methods are provided to determine and visualize landmarks with an intraluminal imaging system for lesion assessment and treatment. An intraluminal imaging system may be configured to receive imaging data from an intraluminal imaging device, generate a set of image frames using received imaging data, and automatically calculate a luminal area associated with the body lumen for each of the image frames. The calculated luminal area and a longitudinal view of the body lumen may be displayed to a user on a display device.

Determination and visualization of anatomical landmarks for intraluminal lesion assessment and treatment planning

A remote assistance workstationcomprises a communications module, a user interface (UI) module, and a controller, for being coupled to a portable devicethat includes a pair of augmented reality (AR) glassesworn by a first responder to carry out an action using an object with a subject at a scene. The UI modulerenders a remote assistant graphical user interface (GUI)that includes (i) a first panefor displaying a live video stream of a remote assistance request and (ii) a second panefor displaying a 2D representation of the object at the scene being moveable therein by remote assistant inputs. The GUIrenders a corresponding item of 3D virtual content within the first pane relative to a reference point. The controlleroutputs remote assistance signals to the portable devicefor displaying the item of 3D virtual contenton the AR glasses in a live view of the scene, appearing at a location determined by the remote assistant inputs moving the 2D representation within the second panefor assisting the first responder at the scene.

Remote assistance workstation, method and system with a user interface for remote assistance with spatial placement tasks via augmented reality glasses

A device reader for receiving data from a separate device comprises a display and a first antenna for receiving data from the separate device. The first antenna has a device reader antenna position relative to the display. A display processor displays an image of at least part of the separate device on the display. The image has an associated image antenna position corresponding to a position in the image of an antenna in the separate device. The image is displayed such that the image antenna position is aligned with the device reader antenna position. The image may be determined from a non-customized image of the separate device by e.g. rotation, scaling and positioning based on a display characteristic of the display, such as specifically a size, resolution or pixel-size. The approach may facilitate a user in aligning a device with a device reader when using short-range communication, such as e.g. NFC communication.

Device reader and means of generating an image therefor

A system has a contactless user-interface through which a user controls a functionality of the system. The contactless user-interface has a detector sub-system and a user-feedback sub-system. The contactless user-interface has an alert mode and a control mode. In the alert mode, the user-feedback sub-system has a display monitor to provide a visible acknowledgement to the user, in response to the detector sub-system having detected the presence of the user within a an alert range. The contactless user-interface transitions from the alert mode to the control mode in response to the detector sub-system detecting an initialization gesture of the user. In the control mode, the contactless user-interface controls the functionality in response to the detector subsystem detecting a control gesture of the user. The visible acknowledgement is made to mirror the movements of the user.

Gesture-based user-interface with user-feedback

A device reader () for receiving data from a separate device () comprises a display () and a first antenna () for receiving data from the separate device. The first antenna () has a device reader antenna position relative to the display (). A display processor () displays an image of at least part of the separate device () on the display (). The image has an associated image antenna position corresponding to a position in the image of an antenna () in the separate device (). The image is displayed such that the image antenna position is aligned with the device reader antenna position. The image may be determined from a non-customized image of the separate device () by e.g. rotation, scaling and positioning based on a display characteristic of the display (), such as specifically a size, resolution or pixel-size. The approach may facilitate a user in aligning a device with a device reader when using short-range communication, such as e.g. NFC communication.

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Eindhoven, Netherlands

Pei-Yin Chao