Philips optimizes CT workflows with in-house AI, launches CT 5300 in North America at #RSNA2024

Core Viewpoint - Royal Philips has introduced the CT 5300 system, enhancing clinical decision-support through AI and smart workflow automation, aimed at improving patient care accessibility and efficiency in radiology [1][2]. Group 1: Product Features and Innovations - The CT 5300 integrates innovative hardware, software, and AI, featuring the NanoPanel Precise detector and ultra-low noise Precise Image reconstruction technology, making high-quality care more productive and cost-effective [2]. - Philips' CT Smart Workflow includes solutions like Precise Position, which improves vertical positioning accuracy by up to 50%, increases user consistency by up to 70%, and reduces positioning time by up to 23% [3]. - The system also includes Precise Cardiac and Precise Brain features that enhance visualization during imaging, particularly for patients with rapid heartbeats, and automatically reformats scans for better diagnosis [3]. - Precise Image technology offers fast, high-quality image reconstruction with an 80% lower radiation dose, 85% lower noise, and 60% improved low-contrast detectability, making it suitable for cardiac programs and ultra-low dose screening [3]. Group 2: Collaboration and Workflow Optimization - Philips is collaborating with Annalise.ai to pilot the Annalise Critical Care AI for triage support in emergency departments, focusing on time-sensitive cases like traumatic brain injury [5]. - This collaboration aims to streamline workflows and prioritize critical cases by flagging 12 time-sensitive clinical findings, particularly beneficial during off-peak hours when staffing is limited [5][6]. - The Critical Care AI has demonstrated a potential to improve median report turnaround times by up to 39% and is the first device of its kind to receive FDA Breakthrough Device Designation [7]. Group 3: Market Presence and Future Outlook - The CT 5300 and Advanced Visualization Workspace will be showcased at RSNA 2024, highlighting Philips' commitment to advancing health technology and improving patient care [8]. - Philips, a leader in health technology, generated sales of EUR 18.2 billion in 2023 and employs approximately 69,700 people globally, indicating a strong market presence and capacity for innovation [10].