Mobile Benchtop Diagnostic Ultrasound System Workstation

maneuverable, easy to use, convenient

In the new condition of the development of ultrasound, we introduced a desktop black-and-white ultrasound diagnostic system. It uses a high-end ultrasound platform that can carry more mainstream ultrasound imaging technologies. Ultrasound images are clear, fine-grained, and high-resolution. At the same time, with the exquisite structure and lightweight body, this ultrasound system is versatile and suitable to be applied in a variety of scenes and environments. It is among the most competitive portable ultrasound machines with advanced imaging technologies such as compound imaging and speckle reduction imaging. This is an economic scanning system for OB/GYN, urology, MSK, ortho, pain management, small parts, breast, and superficial imaging.

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Advanced platform, new technology

The ultrasound platform is the basis of all imaging technologies and is a guarantee for obtaining clear images. The ultrasound platform used by SKU is a high-end ultrasound imaging equipment, which guarantees its access to high-quality images and clinical application functions.

Broadband frequency shift harmonic imaging technology

Compared with traditional tissue harmonics, it can extract more pure harmonic signals, making the image have more outstanding detail resolution.

15 inch HD LCD color display

It can provide $sku$'s more high-quality image, and meanwhile, it can load the pseudo-color information to display the pseudo-color image.

Efficient data management system

Built-in iStation intelligent patient data management system

DICOM interface

Built-in mass storage hard disk

DVD-RW burning drive

Multiple USB data interfaces

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