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This study tests a device called the Thor system in 155 adults with peripheral artery disease (PAD) who have new blockages in their leg arteries. The goal is to see if the device is safe and works well to open the blocked arteries. Participants will get the treatment and be follo…

This study tests whether taking stroke patients directly to a special imaging and treatment room (called the Angio Suite) speeds up care and improves recovery. About 594 adults with severe stroke symptoms will be randomly assigned to either the new fast-track approach or the usua…

This study tests a new guidance system called LumiGuide to see if it can reduce the amount of X-ray needed during a complex procedure to repair an aortic aneurysm. About 182 adults will be randomly assigned to receive the standard X-ray guidance or the new LumiGuide system. The m…

This study checks if a Philips non-invasive blood pressure cuff and monitor can measure blood pressure as accurately as the standard arterial line in critically ill patients. About 189 adults and children in intensive care or operating rooms will take part. The goal is to see if …

This study compares a new blood pressure cuff (Philips AMC) with the standard arterial line (a small tube in the wrist) in 205 adults having surgery or in the ICU. The goal is to see if the cuff can accurately measure blood pressure and predict fluid needs. Participants must be 1…

This study checks how accurately a new Philips oxygen sensor measures blood oxygen levels in 36 healthy adults aged 18-50. Participants will have their oxygen levels deliberately lowered in a controlled setting while the sensor readings are compared to a precise blood test. The g…

This study checks if a new method (Respiration from Pleth) can accurately measure breathing rate using standard pulse oximeter sensors in adults and children. About 113 hospital patients will wear sensors and a capnography mask for comparison. The results are only for research an…

This study compares a new arm cuff device (Philips AMC) with a standard heart catheter (Swan-Ganz) to measure how much blood the heart pumps each minute. About 75 adults in the ICU or having surgery who already need a heart catheter will also wear the cuff. The goal is to see if …