Philips IntelliSpace Portal V15 Multi-Modality Workstation

PC: HP Z440

Microprocessor: Xeon 1650 V4 3.60GHz

Memory RAM: 64Gb

HDD: 1Tb SATA

Video Card: Nvidia GeForce GT630 2Gb

The Philips IntelliSpace Portal V15 multi-modality workstation is a comprehensive and scalable software platform for advanced visualization in medical imaging. It provides healthcare professionals with advanced post-processing tools to perform complex analyses and review medical images from various modalities, including CT, MR, PET, SPECT, and ultrasound. 

Key features

• Centralized platform: A single solution simplifies and standardizes image review across an entire healthcare enterprise. Since the system is centralized, updates and applications are managed from one data center, allowing users to access the platform from any compatible device on the network.
• Multi-modality support: The platform handles images from numerous modalities and is compatible with multiple vendors, meaning the source of the imaging equipment does not matter. This streamlines workflows by eliminating the need for separate software for each type of scan.
• Extensive applications: With over 70 clinical applications, it offers tools for a wide range of clinical domains, including oncology, cardiology, neurology, and more. Key examples include Multi-Modality Tumor Tracking and CT Liver Analysis.
• Automated workflows: Designed to optimize workflows, the system provides automated results and tools to assist in diagnosis, helping to reduce the time needed to generate reports.
• Collaboration: Features like Portal Web Collaborator enable interactive online meetings, allowing radiologists and specialists to review cases together, regardless of their physical location.
• Accessibility: Users can remotely access clinical applications from compatible computers on a network, including PCs, laptops, and mobile devices (with appropriate regulatory clearance).
• Workflow enhancement: The workstation enables physicians to perform advanced analysis and follow-ups on complex cases, increasing diagnostic confidence and efficiency. 

How it improves clinical workflows

• Integrated view: Provides a unified view of patient imaging data, allowing for easier access, analysis, and quantification.
• Quantitative analysis: Helps in calculating response criteria, such as RECIST for tumors, and other quantitative measurements.
• Comparison with priors: Enables the easy comparison of current and previous studies for longitudinal tracking of a patient's condition.
• Efficient reporting: Supports the creation of comprehensive reports that can be directly integrated into a facility's systems, providing referring physicians and oncologists with reliable information.