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Tools for diverse clinical use and detailed evaluation
It is possible to evaluate tissue stiffness by generating shear waves and measuring Vs, its propagation velocity in the tissue.
SWM provides a reliability indicator, VsN, which allows the operator to judge the validity of measurement numerically.
Additionally, ATT, the indicator to estimate the degree of steatosis, is measured simultaneously.
Assesses tissue strain in real time and displays the measured differences in tissue stiffness as a color map. Its application has been validated in a wide variety of clinical fields: for the breast, thyroid gland and urinary structures. Using the abdominal convex transducer, it can also provide an estimation of liver fibrosis staging in patients with hepatitis C (LF Index)*1.
HI Strain is an algorithm used to display an Elastography image more consistently than before. It is possible to display Elastography images with high continuity while maintaining temporal resolution and spatial resolution.
Auto Frame Selection (AFS) picks out the appropriate frame for measurement in RTE. Assist Strain Ratio (ASR) automatically locates the measurement ROI in Fat Lesion Ratio (FLR)*2 measurement. Measurements can be performed more quickly and easily.
Automatically adjusts the deflection angle of beams and images to enhance needle visibility and assist in safe and accurate punctures.
Lines displayed in B-mode imaging correspond to markers on the transducer head.
Widely-used imaging technique that provides homogeneous enhancement throughout the field of view to enhance diagnostic capability.
It is possible to display short and long axis images of the prostate side by side in real time.
A wide range observation can be achieved with a viewing angle of 180 degrees (200 degrees with Wide Scanning).
Courtesy of : Dr. Sunao Shoji, Department of Urology, Tokai University School of Medicine
Versatile transducers are prepared by application: Sense direct feedback with finger-grip transducers during open HPB surgeries, perform minimally invasive procedures with high resolution laparoscopic ultrasound or find high flexibility with our robotic drop-in transducers.
Some transducers support intraoperative contrast-enhanced ultrasound, which is useful to detect a lesion and secure a resection margin in surgical operations.
3D/4D images play an active role as a communication tool to make the mother feel close to the baby. The 4Dshading technology gives a more realistic appearance to the rendered surface of the fetus, and delineates clear 3D/4D images.
By analyzing the characteristics of the target and providing automatic setting of the measurement point, Auto EFW (Estimated Fetal Weight) facilitates measurement of one of parameters for fetal growth evaluation.
Equipped with automated tools for faster, smoother cardiovascular examination, built on data acquired by our premium systems.
Automatically displays ED and ES frames in split screen view.
Automatically sets the cursor position of the sample volume gate.
Automatically measures values used in calculations to assess cardiac function, such as EF.
Makes it possible to observe Doppler waveforms from two locations simultaneously. This enables LV diastolic performance indicators, such as the E/e' Ratio, to be measured during the same heartbeat.
Recent interest has been shown in the GLS, the ratio of change in LV endocardium length, which can be altered significantly in patients with heart failure even when a normal Ejection Fraction (EF) is maintained.
Speckle tracking technique that quantifies and analyzes movement of the entire left ventricle or local movement of the myocardium.
Automatically measures the Intima-Media Thickness (IMT) following the placement of an ROI on the long axis view of the carotid artery.
- *1 Option
- *2 FLR ＝ Fat/Lesion Ratio of lesion to subcutaneous fat strain
- *3 CHI compatible intraoperative transducers
