Philips EPIQ CVx 9.0 with nSight Plus and X5-1c transthoracic transducer

Watch this insightful live demonstration showcasing the latest from Philips Cardiovascular Ultrasound: EPIQ CVx Release 9.0. This demonstration will explore the clinical benefits of the new X5-1c transducer, Philips’ latest advancements in AI and how Collaboration Live can enable clinical collaboration, consultation and diagnostic support.

[@zoltanmolnar3077]

Very nice video, Rentia!

[@dmohamed81]

Thank you very much, We do have EPIQ CVx and I tried to use the autostrain, but firstly it does not give strain rate curves and numbers and secondly I could not use the short axis views to have circumferential, radial and rotational strain. Could you help please!

[@klik63]

I have EPIQ 7 c with sofware ver. 9 now I use X5-1 probe. In case I change the probe to X5-1c will it improve 3d and 2 d visualisation ? .As far as I know I have nsight on board not nsight plus

[@chancesc6415]

How do I turn the auto measure option on? I don’t see the option to use it in parasternal 2d measurements. I see in your video, it’s on the bottom right side of the screen.

[@PhilipsHC]

Hi Chancesc, thank you for your message. For specific product questions we recommend you to reach out to our product experts directly. You can do so under the following link: to.philips/6054dBsxj

[@lN3Fl]

I can't tell if the EDV from 3D Heart Model is 176ml or 136ml. I know this is compareable to Cardiac MRI yet there is not an approved Diastolic Volume Index chart sonographers can use based on these 3D measurements. The current EDV Index chart is based on Simpsons Biplane method of discs. When using 3d HM and taking the EDV and ESV to figure Volume Index from the old chart it can be innacurate and overestimate the volume in some cases therefore not giving doctors 100% confidence. My advice as a sonographer is invest in the technology but also invest in the research to get charts approved to go along with your new tech. It's awesome to have new features but if there are no guidlines or parameters for these features it sets it back.

[@PhilipsHC]

Hello Stefan, thank you for your comment. We really appreciate your feedback, and will take it under consideration for our future developments. 🙂

[@lN3Fl]

@@PhilipsHC Thank you for your comment! Our lab uses your technology everyday for patient cases both TTE and TEE. We use 3D technology often. Phillips is top notch and from my experience is the leader in 3D ultrasound. Regarding my comment, even though the 3D EDV may represent large, that doesn't mean it is wrong. At some point hopefully there will be revision to the Volume Index chart to accomadate 3D volumes. Thank you for your constant innovation.

[@PhilipsHC]

Thank you for your reply, Stefan. We do our best to improve, and adapt so that our products are serving its purpose in the best way possible. It's wonderful to know that we can make your life easier thanks to them. Wishing you all the best in your future endeavors.