In an effort to continue the successful launch of the s5i integrated IVUS system in the US and Europe, Volcano has announced full market release of the s5i Touchpad controller. This small but fully functional bedside touchpad allows physicians control of the Volcano IVUS system directly from the sterile field.
The Watchman device is designed to keep harmful sized blood clots that form in the left atrial appendage from entering the blood stream, potentially causing a stroke. The device is permanently placed just behind or at the opening of the left atrial appendage.
z.one, the first convertible ultrasound system, provides the flexibility to instantly convert from a full-featured, cart-based system to a compact unit with high-resolution, full exam capabilities. Whether dealing with a routine exam in radiology, or a trauma case in the ER, z.one allows instant adaption to changing patient and exam needs, increasing productivity and improving patient care.
MicroMaxx's purpose-built software and proprietary ASIC design yields high-quality images, while efficiently operating on either AC or battery power. The system boots up to scanning mode in under 15 seconds in a busy office, large hospital or critical care setting. This 7.7-pound device with a small footprint is designed to get medical professionals into, and out of, tight spaces fast.
Siemensā ACUSON Sequoia echocardiography platform has a new release, adding two new transducers to the system: the 9L4 Multi-D and the 17L5 HD. Multi-D array transducer technology provides uniform elevation focusing for improved contrast and spatial resolution.
Weighing less than 20 pounds, the MyLab30 CV ultrasound system is the first compact ultrasound system to deliver premium console performance. And with mobile, portable or stationary configurations, MyLab30 CV can adapt to any clinical environment.
The Vivid 7 Dimension builds on GEās imaging platform, acquiring more clinical information in fewer steps. GEās transducer technology allows the use of only one probe to acquire multiple planes of images at the same time, and from the same heartbeat, without changing probe positions.
