Aplio Platinum Series
Better outcomes
from detection to treatment
Aplio Platinum Series
Better outcomes
from detection to treatment
Interventional imaging
Aplio provides you with a wide range of tools and options for advanced imaging and interventions, helping you to deliver better outcomes from early detection to treatment and follow-up. Dedicated transducers and an abundance of imaging and navigation tools help you enhance clinical confidence and accuracy during interventional procedures and their follow-up.
Smart Fusion
Correlating different imaging modalities in real-time, Smart Fusion allows you to locate difficult lesions faster, to navigate complex anatomy securely, and to improve your confidence while carrying out invasive procedures. For a comprehensive pre- and post-interventional evaluation Smart Fusion allows you to work in any ultrasound imaging mode including color Doppler and contrast-enhanced ultrasound.
Smart Fusion reads 3D DICOM data sets from all major imaging modalities and shows the corresponding images contained in realtime adjacent to the live ultrasound display.
Smart Fusion reads 3D DICOM data sets from all major imaging modalities and shows the corresponding images contained in realtime adjacent to the live ultrasound display.
Smart Navigation
To enhance precision and patient safety during ultrasound-guided treatment procedures, the position and direction of up to three biopsy needles can be tracked electronically with Aplio. Color-coded, virtual biopsy lines corresponding with the needle positions are displayed on the live image to facilitate navigation.
View the lecture by Prof. Afshin Gangi during ECR 2015:Advancements in Ultrasound Guided biopsy and treatment.
Fly Thru
Fly Thru is a stunning technology that lets you virtually dive into a volume data set to explore cavities, ducts and vessels from the inside and in 3D. Being comparable to virtual endoscopy, Fly Thru adds cross-sectional ultrasound information to the plain surface data, making it an expert tool for exploring lesions and ingrowing masses, as well as to assist in planning and follow-up of interventions such as placing stents or grafts.
