Gynaecology and Obstetrics

Why early diagnosis matters

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in the world, and about half of cases develop in women with no identifiable risk factors other than gender and age. Early diagnosis is key to reducing the mortality rate. In pregnancy, timeliness and awareness likewise enable the rapid identification of potential problems, directly improving the safety of both mother and baby.

Clinical application areas

• Breast - advanced ultrasound imaging supporting screening and the assessment of lesions.
• Obstetric - monitoring fetal growth, detecting abnormalities and assessing the overall health of mother and baby.
• Gynaecology - comprehensive support for diagnosis and patient care at every stage of life.

Image quality and AI support

Thanks to automation and high image quality - including AI-assisted measurements for obstetric (OB) probes - the systems deliver precise and rapid diagnostic responses. This brings relief in the absence of pathology and anticipates the course of treatment when a problem is detected. In obstetrics, the ability to show the baby's image is also important for parents to begin bonding with their child.

Technologies and IT integration

The ultrasound systems cover multiple clinical applications, offering image accuracy together with multimodal and cross-modal image management. Healthcare IT solutions manage the diagnostic process across the widest enterprise IT networks, supporting broad and complete data collection and sharing in order to improve sensitivity in diagnosis.