Royal Philips, a leader in health technology, is showcases its cutting-edge healthcare solutions at Arab Health 2025, held from 27 to 30 January in Dubai, UAE. These innovations are designed to empower healthcare systems and hospitals in improving patient care on a larger scale.
At this year’s event, Philips will highlight its advancements in diagnostic solutions, hospital patient monitoring, precision care, and informatics. These solutions integrate technologies such as cloud-based data management, advanced visualisation, automation, and AI, aiming to streamline workflows, reduce administrative burdens, and support clinicians in delivering optimal outcomes.
“Philips’ presence at Arab Health 2025 reinforces our dedication to transformative solutions and partnerships that empower clinicians, optimise workflows, and enhance patient care,” stated Vincenzo Ventricelli, CEO, Philips Middle East, Türkiye, and Africa (META).
Advancing Diagnosis with AI-Powered Imaging
Philips will introduce its next-generation BlueSeal MRI system, the world’s first helium-free MR scanner, now enhanced with AI-enabled Smart Reading for automated reporting in neurology and oncology. This 1.5T system supports precision diagnosis, improves workflow efficiency, and aligns with sustainability goals.
Also on display will be the AI-enabled CT 5300, featuring Precise Image AI-based reconstruction to streamline workflows, improve image quality, and reduce radiation exposure. The Spectral CT 7500 delivers advanced diagnostic capabilities in a single scan, supporting faster treatment decisions across various medical fields.
The latest ultrasound systems, EPIQ Elite Elevate and Affiniti, will also be featured, offering enhanced imaging capabilities, automation tools, and over 100 optimised presets. These innovations improve diagnostic accuracy while cutting image optimisation time by 50% for abdominal and obstetrics exams.
Streamlining Image-Guided Interventions
Philips will highlight the Azurion 7 platform, which reduces procedure and preparation times by 17% and 12%, respectively, enabling clinicians to treat more patients daily. The Azurion Release 3.0 supports seamless transitions between 2D and 3D imaging, enhancing efficiency and patient outcomes during critical procedures.
The Zenition 90 Motorised C-arm System will also be showcased, offering advanced imaging, table-side control, and automated workflows for complex interventions, such as cardiac procedures and pain management.
Transforming Patient Monitoring for Better Outcomes
Philips’ Hospital Patient Monitoring (HPM) solutions will be a key focus at Arab Health. These technologies create connected ecosystems, enabling clinicians to respond swiftly to patient needs, reduce complications, and enhance safety.
The IntelliVue Patient Monitor 6000 Series, which addresses staff burnout, integrates seamlessly with hospital systems to deliver actionable insights and streamline workflows. Philips will also showcase the Visual Patient Avatar, an innovative tool that transforms complex data into intuitive visuals, improving situational awareness for anaesthesiologists.
In cardiology, the Cardiac Workstation CW7000 will feature advanced ECG management, providing comparative insights to support decision-making and reduce administrative tasks.
Data-Driven Innovations for Accelerated Care
Philips’ informatics solutions, designed to improve clinical efficiency and operational workflows, will also take centre stage. These include:
- The Philips Electronic Hospital Record (EHR) interoperability tools, such as the Medical Device Information Platform (MDIP), which ensure seamless data integration and comprehensive patient overviews.
- Philips Digital Pathology Solutions, offering scalable workflows with advanced scanners and data visualisation tools to enhance patient outcomes.
- The IntelliSpace Critical Care & Anesthesia (ICCA) system, which provides advanced decision support for critical care settings.
- The Capsule Medical Device Information Platform, enabling vendor-neutral connectivity and real-time data access from over 1,000 medical devices.
