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During minimally invasive procedures, it is critical to have a clear view of anatomies and devices. Yet complex imaging tasks or challenging patient conditions often impact image quality. OPTIQ AI delivers constant image quality¹ defined by CNR in support of the ALARA principle, independent of patient or C-arm angulation. On top, an AI-powered algorithm reduces image noise in real time across different 2D imaging modes.

Make AI-powered imaging and clear insights your standard during interventions – with OPTIQ AI.

Find out what the first users of ARTIS genio and ARTIS icono.explore say about the OPTIQ AI imaging chain

„This AI-based image processing actually results in razor-sharp images of very high quality, which is really excellent to work with.”

Professor Samuel T. Sossalla, MD

Professor Samuel T. Sossalla, MD

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Clinical use

See for yourself: OPTIQ AI makes the difference

Courtesy of Prof. Samuel Tobias Sossalla, MD, Kerckhoff-Klinik, Bad Nauheim, Germany

Percutaneous Coronary Intervention

AI-based denoising of acquisition scene of right coronary artery

Find out what your peers say

Hendrik Janssen, MD, talks about image quality improvement.⁵

Prof. René Chapot, MD, discusses high image quality at low dose.⁵

Prof. Dierk Vorwerk, MD, reflects on high image quality in obese patients.⁵

OPTIQ AI in literature

Siemens Healthineers OPTIQ and Structure Scout Educational Supplement 11-2023 — Interventional News: QPTIQ and Structure Scout

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In Interventionalists’ clinical practice, constant image quality and excellent dose efficiency is significant. Several clinicians were eager to share their experiences with OPTIQ and Structure Scout in an educational supplement in Interventional News. Find out what your peers have to say.

Download Educational Supplement here (pdf)

Further literature and information

More information in medical physics

Learn how constant image quality with OPTIQ “allows for a substantial reduction of skin radiation dose” in this publication from Dr. Thomas Werncke et al.

Title page of the paper "Physics in Medicine & Biology

Read what Dr. Michiel Dehairs and his colleagues write about OPTIQ and its “improvement in imaging efficiency and corresponding dose reduction”.

Title page of the report “Evaluation of image quality and skin radiation exposure of the conventional and new automatic exposure controls of ARTIS pheno”

Find out what Dr. Thomas Werncke and his colleagues say about the “high potential for skin dose reduction in abdominal radiology when using a material-specific imaging” with OPTIQ.

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Defined by CNR, within physical limits

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Compared to predicate denoising functionality in VE40

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In a phantom setting (The noise reduction was assessed through non-clinical testing using phantom-generated images. The preservation of structure was assessed by comparing to the ground truth using the Structural Similarity Index Measure.)

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Dose reduction (based on phantom measurements) compared to conventional automatic exposure control - e.g., available with Artis Q, image quality is defined by contrast-to noise ratio

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The results and statements by Siemens Healthineers’ customers described herein are based on results that were achieved in the customer's unique setting. Because there is no “typical” hospital or laboratory and many variables exist (e.g., hospital size, samples mix, case mix, level of IT and/or automation adoption) there can be no guarantee that other customers will achieve the same results.
Prof. Vogl receives financial support from Siemens Healthineers for collaborations.

OPTIQ AI is pending 510(k) clearance and is not yet commercially available in the United States. Rest of world: OPTIQ AI is under development and not commercially available. The future availability cannot be ensured.