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Toshiba Aplio 300 Ultrasound Machine
Toshiba Aplio 300 Ultrasound Machine Platinum and CV color Doppler ultrasound machines represent the more affordable versions of Canon’s high-end Aplio series of ultrasound machines. shared service machine or CV ultrasound includes Toshiba’s more advanced imaging innovations, including advanced compound imaging, speckle reduction, and tissue enhancement technologies. Additionally, the features 3D/4D imaging with high-density volume imaging.
Toshiba Aplio 300 Ultrasound Machine For advanced performance, you can rely on day after day, look no further than . Cost-effective, productive and versatile, the system offers superior imaging with outstanding depth and detail for the widest range of clinical specialties. Lighter and with a smaller footprint, is designed to increase mobility, to optimize viewing, and to provide you with an ergonomic workplace.
Products in general look like a technology oriented product, rather than a clinical oriented product. With this series, Canon has achieved fully digital beamforming technology, which is fully integrated into the Aplio Platinum series.
The weight of each Platinum series is still high, above 320 lbs. The monitor size is 17-inches, but upgradable to 19-inches. Although the holds good quality and reputation in Radiology, they still need to be improved in cardiology and OB/GYN’s workflow, automation, and 4D quality, comparing GE or Samsung products to satisfy customers.
Features
- Shared Service
- Next Generation Precision Imaging
- ApliPure
- 3D/4D Imaging
- Advanced Dynamic Flow
- Contrast Harmonic Imaging
- Strain Elastography
- Gel Warmer
- Panoramic Option
- Stress Echo Option
- TDI Tissue Doppler Imaging
- HPRF High Pulsed Repetition Frequency
- DICOM Media Storage
- QuickScan
- 17″ LCD Monitor with 1280×1027 resolution and 170-degree viewing angle
- Trapezoidal Imaging
- TissuePure Speckle Reduction Imaging
- Compound Imaging
- IMT Intima-Media Thickness
- DICOM SR for Cardiac, Vascular, and OB/GYN
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