Ready to expand with your clinical needs, the HD11 XE is a complete, digital imaging system that delivers high-definition imaging and ease-of-use in a compact, ergonomic and reliable package.

Fully Equipped

In this full-featured performer, Philips has combined broadband beamforming, automated image optimization tools, and clinically proven technologies.

The HD11 XE is ideal for public and private hospitals, satellite clinics or specialized practices. And it’s built on an upgradeable platform to protect your investment, backed by Philip’s award-winning* customer support program.

Full cardiac and stress echo capability
The HD11 XE has the versatility to expand into a complete, digital cardiovascular imaging system for further clinical utility and value. You can also add powerful options like QLAB advanced quantification, stress echo, contrast imaging and transesophageal echo to further enhance your cardiovascular imaging capabilities.

Regional anesthesia and emergency medicine packages

Get outstanding image quality and ease-of -use for ultrasound guided regional anesthesia and emergency medicine with special configurations that are surprisingly affordable.

Volumetric Imaging

The HD11 XE brings 4D imaging into the mainstream by delivering it on a platform with an unmatched combination of versatility and value. Move seamlessly through 2D and Doppler modes right into breathtaking 4D studies. The system’s powerful architecture supports continuous, precise, quantitative volume acquisition and display, with easy, simultaneous visualization and measurements in three planes. Numerous innovations are on-and off-cart to give you stunning image quality and the potential to improve your exam efficiencies by changing the way you acquire and visualize ultrasound data.

 Standard advanced features

The following advanced modes and technologies are standard on every HD11 XE system:

Contrast Imaging
The contrast option equips the HD11 XE to detect harmonic agent signatures using the S3-1 and C5-2 transducers. The option provides a uniform power field, allowing more even excitement of contrast agents throughout the sector. Optimized LVO system settings on the HD11 XE decrease contrast agent destruction and increase ease-ofuse by minimizing the need for system adjustments. All of which add up to more complete visualization of contrast throughout the image.

Panoramic Imaging
The Panoramic Imaging option provides an extended field-of-view display. This feature creates a series of real-time images while the user moves the transducer laterally across the anatomy. When the imaging is complete, the system renders a panoramic mosaic display. The resulting panoramic image provides a larger reference image for documentation of spatial relationships of structures.

Data management and connectivity
Image and data management capabilities allow flexible recording, archiving, editing and even exam reports with embedded images.

DICOM Networking option
The HD11 XE system allows you to adapt to most DICOM management systems. Includes DICOM Print and Store, Modality Worklist, Performed Procedure Step and Structured Reporting.

DICOM Structured Reporting supports both conventional free-text reports and structured information, for improved precision, clarity, and value of clinical documentation

Pushing the Boundaries

Keeping pace with the expanding and changing needs of the diagnostic lab is a challenge for today's ultrasound clinicians. An aging population, global obesity epidemic, restricted budgets, and a shortage of qualified personnel require new levels of performance, efficiency and simplicity.

 The iU22 ultrasound system continues to push the boundaries of image quality, workflow, ease of use and advanced quantification to help you address these challenges.

The key reasons to step up to the iU22 have never been more compelling: 

Discover the advantages of volume imaging

Use volume imaging on the iU22 system and the ViewForum workstation to view ultrasound in the same format as CT and MR. Virtually re-scan volume data in a familiar workflow, obtain critical information not available with traditional 2D views, take additional measurements, and compare ultrasound studies with other modalities. And now, the new VL13-5 volume linear array transducer on the iU22 system allows you to review volume data for breast, thyroid, musculoskeletal, vascular, and other superficial applications, complementing our other volume transducers for abdominal, OB and GYN exams.

Reduce failed ultrasound exams by as much as 69% with the C5-1

A recent ultrasound study on technically difficult patients at six sites in North America and Europe using the C5-1 PureWave transducer has shown that this technology can have a very positive impact on your ultrasound lab. Exam times has been reduced up to 38% and studies have shown a reduction in pain and fatigue from scanning in 29% to 85% of exams.

+ Read about our clinical case studies 

 Improve early detection and characterization of breast lesions

Now with the push of one button, the iU22 system offers tissue aberration correction on breast transducers to compensate for speed of sound variations improving detail resolution and conspicuity of lesion details. Helping you achieve optimum diagnostic performance across the spectrum of breast architecture types- dense to fatty.

Reduce ultrasound exam time by up to 50% with SmartExam

Introducing the new SmartExam feature, while you perform the ultrasound application, the iU22 remembers every step all required images for the study, your annotation, body markers, mode changes, and quantification requirements. You can even incorporate 3D data sets into the protocol.

Reach a new level of diagnosis with whole body contrast-enhanced ultrasound.*

A narrow footprint and new advanced pulsing technologies on the C5-1 PureWave transducer provide unmatched penetration and resolution to help you characterize tumors- even in the most difficult anatomy. Advanced XRES and tissue aberration correction technologies on the L12-5 transducer can help you characterize breast tumors earlier in their development, improving treatment planning.