Three is Better than One

Discover revolutionary patient care in your Breast Department with cutting-edge technologies:
LOGIQ™ Ultrasound, Invenia™ Automated Breast Ultrasound and Pristina Via™ Mammography.​

Look no further than GE HealthCare’s unique offers​
“Three is Better than One”

Discover revolutionary patient care in your Breast Department with cutting-edge technologies that supplement one another to deliver revolutionary
patient care: LOGIQ Ultrasound, Invenia Automated Breast Ultrasound and Pristina Via Mammography.

These three cutting-edge technologies work together, enhancing diagnostic confidence, workflow efficiency, and patient comfort.

LOGIQ  powered by AI

KOIOS is the first and only patented, proprietary, clinical decision support (DS) software using AI and machine learning to help to categorize the lesion. Clinically proven to improve patient outcomes and streamline workflow.

Invenia  Automated Breast Ultrasound

The automated ultrasound examination of the breast with Invenia Automated Breast Ultrasound offers an increase in sensitivity when finding invasive breast cancer in the dense breast tissue if Invenia Automated Breast Ultrasound is used in addition to mammography.

Pristina Via Mammography your way   

The reliable platform sets a new standard in advanced mammography—built for ease and built for you.

Increased breast cancer detection

Screening

Regular mammography screening exams can reduce breast cancer mortality for women between the ages of 50-69 years by up to 35%1,2,3. Adding Invenia Automated Breast Ultrasound to mammography screening can increase sensitivity by 57% when detecting breast cancer for women with dense breasts.

Improved patient experience
Senographe Pristina was built with one objective in mind to ease patient anxiety when they enter the exam room. This has positive effect on the mammography experience for the woman, but also makes the exam easier and more ergonomic to perform for the staff which in the end improves the quality of exams.
Invenia Automated Breast Ultrasound examination with the reverse curve transducer and the selectable compression levels reduce the patient pain*.

Screening

Faster and automated patient examination
Pristina Via offers Effortless Workflow for efficient screening examinations, with zero click exams and no waiting time for the operator. By separating the acquisition and the interpretation of the Invenia Automated Breast Ultrasound volume, the radiologist can read the entire exam in 3 minutes.

Standardized examination procedure

Diagnosis

Pristina Via with Serena provides clinical confidence for cancer detection and a comprehensive solution for fast and accurate biopsies.

Invenia Automated Breast Ultrasound allows repeatable examinations in 3D and standardized bilateral evaluations. AI on LOGIQ Ultrasound systems with semi-automated segmentation and measure assistant reduces the variability of lesions categorization.

Improved accuracy with excellent image quality
cSound Image former focusing from near field to far field enables a clear depiction and analysis of the smallest tissues abnormalities. Microvascular Imaging (MVI) High-definition flow mode and 2D Shear Wave Elastography will help you with non-invasive assessment of lesion with confident measurements.

Screening



Assist in Surgical Treatment Planning

Staging

Invenia Automated Breast Ultrasound provides a full view of the breast depicting the extent of the lesion for a better surgical approach.

SenoBright HD Contrast-Enhanced Mammography reduces the masking effect of breast tissue and provides an alternative imaging method to MRI. Serena Bright CEM guided biopsy helps shorten the time frame to biopsy and diagnosis for definitive answers.

2D Shear Wave Elastography on LOGIQ’s enables non-invasive assessment of lesion stiffness in breast.

Staging

Improved follow-up precision

Follow-up

Invenia Automated Breast Ultrasound speeds up the workflow and helps with easy side-by-side comparison.
Contrast-Enhanced Ultrasound provides clear picture of tissue structure when there is a need for additional diagnosis.

The new Pristina image chain also helps reduce the exposure time in 2D with no compromise on image quality at low dose. Measurements taken on two Senographe Pristina systems consistently showed close to 30% exposure time reduction.


Follow up

Non-invasive patient comfort
Invenia Automated Breast Ultrasound provides safe, non-radiation examination and reduces the cost of examination.

Breast Imaging

Exceeding your expectations

Heidi's journey from diagnosis to recovery

Behind every breast cancer diagnosis is a unique personal journey. Hear directly from a woman who experienced the uncertainty of diagnosis, treatment, and recovery, and learn why awareness, access to screening, and early detection can make a meaningful difference.



Patient Video Story

Hear Heidi Antila share her personal experience of discovering breast cancer, navigating diagnosis and treatment, and why early detection matters.

Staging

The importance of getting checked

Read Heidi's story about uncertainty, resilience, treatment, and the lessons she learned through her breast cancer journey.

Where to Find Us Next

Sädeturvapäivät 

Finland, October 29-30, 2026

Röntgenveckan

Sweden, September 14-17, 2027

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References
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2. Nystrom L, Andersson I, Bjurstam N, Frisell J, Nordenskjold B, Rutqvist LE. Long-term effects of mammography screening: updated overview of the Swedish randomised trials. Lancet. 2002;359:909–919.
3. Bjurstam N, Bjorneld L, Warwick J, Sala E, Duffy SW, Nystrom L, Walker N, Cahlin E, Eriksson O, Hafstrom LO, Lingaas H, Mattsson J, Persson S, Rudenstam CM, Salander H, Save-Soderbergh J, Wahlin T. The Gothenburg Breast Screening Trial. Cancer. 2003;97:2387–2396.