Clarius Releases 2-in-1 Charging Station for Handheld Ultrasound
The Clarius 2-in-1 Charging Station HD offers a constant supply of battery power by charging the wireless Clarius HD ultrasound scanner and spare battery simultaneously.
The Clarius 2-in-1 Charging Station HD offers a constant supply of battery power by charging the wireless Clarius HD ultrasound scanner and spare battery simultaneously.
The 2019 annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America—which took place earlier this month in Chicago—may have come and gone, but one of the top technologies highlighted at the conference—ultrasound—is more relevant than ever.
The spread of ultrasound technology into point-of-care devices has brought cost-effective, high-quality imaging and color flow to virtually all points of the globe. But with this major technological change comes rethinking how to properly care for and test the performance of smartphone-based ultrasound devices.
Here, five ultrasound industry experts sit down with 24×7 Magazine to discuss what’s propelling demand for ultrasound and what HTM professionals should consider when maintaining and repairing these sought-after systems. Read on to learn more.
Read MoreGE Healthcare, a provider of TEE ultrasound imaging systems, and St. Charles, Mo.-based BC Group International, Inc., a manufacturer of test equipment for the medical industry, announced that after months of testing by GE Healthcare’s Global Ultrasound Division, a new procedure for testing the safety of their TEE ultrasound probes has been established.
Read MoreAn increasing number of ultrasound imaging procedures, a rising incidence of hospital-acquired infections due to improper reprocessing of ultrasound probes, the increasing adoption of high-level disinfection systems, and technological advancements are among the key factors anticipated to drive growth of this market in the next five years.
Read MoreAurora, Ohio-based PartsSource announces that it now offers a ISO 13485-certified ultrasound probe exchange at a flat-rate price. According to company officials, the new program simplifies probe repair via a single, automated online platform to order, track, package and exchange, while maximizing quality through a comprehensive 20-point visual and functional inspection.
Read MoreHe may be relatively new on the job, but Levi Moore has been preparing for this role for years. Here, Moore—who took over as president and COO of Longmont, Colo.-based Acertara last October—reveals what’s on the horizon for Acertara and shares expert advice for HTM professionals who count ultrasound devices among their inventories.
Read MoreTechnological advancements encouraged by government and private investments in research and development and increasing incidences of chronic diseases worldwide are some of the factors expected to contribute to the growth of the ultrasound devices market.
Read MoreIn this article, the founder and CEO of Glassbeam, Puneet Pandit, shares his thoughts on the evolution of the company and how machine data analytics can help a hospital improve the uptimes of its medical devices.
Read MoreAn ultrasound system that uses optical instead of electronic components could improve imaging performance while giving doctors significantly more flexibility in how they diagnose and treat medical conditions and diseases.
Read More“See beyond” is more than a slogan for Innovatus Imaging. It’s a promise. And it’s the guiding vision for three companies that came together as one to provide best-in-class imaging devices and repair services.
Read MoreLongmont, Colo.-based Acertara, an independent ISO/IEC 17025:2005 accredited medical ultrasound acoustic measurement, testing, and calibration laboratory, and ISO 13485:2003 certified probe repair and new product development facility, announces that its R&D team has partnered with Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore through a research grant from the Focused Ultrasound Foundation.
Read MoreProbo Medical—a medical equipment refurbishment company based in Fishers, Ind.—announced that it is partnering with Tampa, Fla.-based MedCorp LLC. With the merger, Probo Medical will have an extensive ultrasound system resell and repair business to complement its current ultrasound probe sales and repair departments.
Read MoreLongmont, Colo.-based Acertara Acoustic Laboratories, an independent ISO/IEC 17025:2005 accredited medical ultrasound acoustic measurement, testing, and calibration laboratory, announces that its CEO, G. Wayne Moore, has been elected as the 2018 Chair of the Ultrasound Section for the Medical Imaging & Technology Alliance (MITA/NEMA).
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