All-in-one diagnosis and treatment of lung cancer. The Hybrid OR with Cone Beam CT provides a one stop workflow eliminating multiple clinical visits for improved patient experience and care. Navigational bronchoscopy, percutaneous biopsy, fiducial placement, and iVATS can be combined into a single-stage, singleprovider procedure allowing for diagnosis and treatment in one setting. This streamlined approach not only avoids the upstaging and worse prognosis associated with delayed treatment, but it is also a cost-effective paradigm for the institution.
High quality intra-operative cone beam CT (XperCTDual) provides clinicians greater confidence and precision during biopsies and tumor marking and is imperative for ablative treatment.
High contrast resolution enables monitoring and confirmation of local treatment by providing visualization of adequate tumor coverage and potential complications.
Lesion heterogeneity and lack of conspicuity limit the quality of specimens as well as the feasibility of biopsies when performed under ultrasound or conventional CT. XperGuide needle navigation technology with CBCT increases precision, and enable the targeting of smaller (<=1 cm) or heterogeneous lesions more accurately with less needle repositioning at lower dose than conventional CT.
The use of CBCT in the hybrid OR provides us with a reliable and accurate method for intraoperative localization of small pulmonary nodules. This is the next step in the evolution of thoracic surgery."
Kelvin Lau
MD, Thoracic surgeon
Procedural Philips Lung suite video. Dr. Michael Pritchett, Pulmonologist in Pinehurst, North Carolina, explains how he gets the highest diagnostic yield and performs an endobronchial ablation.
Dr. Kelvin Lau, Thoracic Surgeon in St. Bart’s Hospital shares how the Hybrid OR is used to perform diagnosis and treatment of lung cancer in one room and one session.
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Disclaimer Product availability is subject to country regulatory clearance. Please contact your local sales representative to check the availability in your country. References 1 Mitsuoka et al, “New technique to detect a small pulmonary nodule during operation using hybrid OR system”, European Society of Thoracic Surgery meeting, 2016 2 N Abi-jaoudehet al (2016), J VascIntervRadiol27:1342–1349
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