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You expect quick, precise and efficient support from ultrasound imaging.
So that’s what we deliver. Our flexible ultrasound solutions support doctors to diagnose a wide range of clinical conditions with different treatment strategies - from a standard screening process to highly specialised interventional procedures.
- No matter what your approach is – we have the right ultrasound transducer for you.
- Get a clear picture with our superior ultrasound image quality.
- Enrich your procedures with advanced features like fusion and contrast imaging.
- Biopsy the prostate confidently – from transrectal or transperineal, to systematic or targeted.
- Manage kidney pathologies by looking at vascularisation in detail, and perform precise treatment guidance.
- Find sources of pain, swelling or infertility in the testes and penis quickly and accurately.
- Perform minimally invasive urological surgeries with precise ultrasound tools.
Detect, biopsy, diagnose, treat and follow up - with high-quality ultrasound solutions for all stages of urology patient care.
The combination of our image processing, probe technology and superior image optimisation tools - like Carving Imaging - capture the subtlest of ultrasound signals. You get crystal-clear, sharp B-mode images of the full prostate gland in high resolution. This gives you a full overview of the organ, and total confidence you’ve seen everything that you need to see from your screening.
A wide variety of endo-cavity transducers is available to offer you solutions for both types of Prostate biopsy approaches. For transrectal approach you can choose between the different end-fire probes and real-time biplane convex-convex. While, for transperineal approach, our dedicated biplane probes, convex-convex and convex-linear, guide you through the full biopsy procedure.
Take a harder look at soft tissue to distinguish affected from healthy areas
Lesions in the prostate can be tough to spot, especially when isoechoic - and thus difficult to differentiate with just B-mode. So why not try complementary methods to view the tissue in another way: by stiffness, for example? Because malignant lesions tend to be stiffer than healthy tissue, you can now improve cancer detection with our strain elastography - which displays differences in tissue elasticity via a colour map. You’ll also gain a better understanding of the integrity of the prostate capsule.
Dense or asymmetrical vascularisation in the prostate can be a suspicious sign for a cancerous lesion because it’s nourished by the nearby blood vessels. Our Colour Flow, eFLOW and Power Doppler modes display blood flow with high sensitivity - helping you identify areas of increased blood perfusion quickly and easily.
Angiogenesis and vasculogenesis can be a prognostic indicator as prostate cancer evolves. The detailed assessment of this kind of subtle tumour microvascularity can enable better localisation, characterisation and guidance of biopsy or treatment. Which is why our contrast-enhanced ultrasound feature provides vascular information beyond Doppler possibilities, with wideband pulse inversion and tissue reduction techniques – so you can look as closely as possible.
While TP biopsies can significantly reduce infection rates, they require valuable operating room space and medical staff. Recent trends suggest to simplify this process by performing TP biopsies under local anaesthesia - with our ultrasound guidance. We’ll help you adapt your approach, minimise the incision points and thus reduce patient stress – by allowing them to stay awake during the procedure and recover faster.
Get a significant tissue sample the first time with an accurate biopsy guidance – whether you approach transperineally or transrectally. With our embedded fusion imaging solution you can combine prior mpMRI data with the ease-of-use of real-time ultrasound guidance. You can even add various ultrasound imaging modes for even greater precision. In fact, these types of targeted biopsies are now highlighted in the recent update of the EAU prostate cancer guidelines.
Performing procedures like a transperineal prostate biopsy takes some practice. For practitioners who prefer more dedicated support, we’ve therefore teamed up with BiopSee by MedCom. This prostate-dedicated MRI fusion solution facilitates the process from pre-planning to real-time guidance instructions and core registration – delivering extensive reporting or 3D reconstruction. Similarly, it also provides extra assistance and guidance during focal therapy treatments.
How can you target prostate cancer therapy more precisely? Increasing the accuracy of brachytherapy, cryoablation or electroporation will destroy cancer cells while avoiding damage to healthy tissue; while innovative approaches also protect rectal tissue by injecting hydrogel. For this kind of precise needle guidance, we offer biplane probes to investigate the prostate in both the transverse and longitudinal planes. By combining this with high-quality, complementary imaging modes, you can hit your target with higher accuracy and confidence.
In transabdominal ultrasound it can be hard to find the balance between a good resolution and a good penetration - because every patient has a different body type. With our refined technologies there’s no need to compromise, thanks to crystal-clear boarder visualisation and tissue differentiation at any depth. Investigate the location, shape and inner structure of the renal anatomy, parenchyma or sinus in high resolution to screen for abnormalities like blockages, stones, tumours or cysts.
Our highly sensitive Colour and Doppler modes help you gain a deeper understanding of renal perfusion and check for asymmetries or non-vascular areas. Furthermore, you can quickly assess the blood flow within lesions and their surrounding tissues to help differentiate between benign and malignant signs.
Our contrast-enhanced ultrasound delivers vascular information beyond Doppler possibilities. You can view wash-in and wash-out times for circulatory information on the renal parenchyma and focal lesions. You can characterise hypovascular or atypical tumours; solid or cystic masses; pseudotumours; ischaemia; or infections. You can also use it for precise needle guidance during biopsies, radiofrequency, cryo or microwave ablations.
Kidney biopsies or tumour ablations may be challenging, but you can find a precise, safe needle path with our fusion imaging. Real-time ultrasound is automatically synchronised with prior CT images to help you locate the lesion accurately and plan the optimal access path and patient positioning. You can then guide the procedure with needle tracking and body motion compensation, without additional radiation exposure. At last, you can better monitor treatment outcome.
Percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL) is today’s standard for removing large or otherwise persistent kidney stones. Our biopsy ultrasound probe helps you precisely locate them and guide direct access. Simply insert the needle through a cut-out in the centre of the probe at three different puncture angles. With firm insertion control, you no longer need to navigate around the lateral rib position to find your way. Detach the probe from the needle after hitting its target in one single action. Watch this video to see it in action!
Our high-resolution Carving Imaging enhances organ boundaries and highlights contrast resolution between fluids and tissues. Together with a sensitive Colour Doppler, you can easily investigate the bladder, its wall and volume or the ureteral jets. Findings such as pre-and-post void residual, wall diverticula, urethral stricture, stones or tumours will help determine the cause of the problem and guide you in providing treatment options.
We’ll help you get a clear delineation of structures for detecting anomalies like an undescended testicle or plaques; finding lesions; and assessing the integrity and thickness of the tunica albuginea. One invaluable tool here is our innovative CMUT linear probe – which incorporates the highest resolution, penetration and a super-wide frequency bandwidth with the newest ultrasound technology. So now you get the full picture in one glance, smoothly guiding your patient management.
Apply our highly sensitive Colour and Doppler modes to study the blood flow supply and diagnose erectile dysfunction. You can also detect inflammation or observe blood flow of a testicular torsion or a twisted spermatic cord. Our solutions help you assess vascularisation and blockages with ease – resulting in a confident patient consultation about possible treatment options.
Malignant focal lesions tend to be stiffer than healthy tissue. Which is why back in 2003 we were the first company to launch a strain elastography solution. You can improve cancer detection and border delineation by displaying differences in tissue elasticity via a colour map. It’s quick, easy to understand and a standard feature in all our linear ultrasound probes.
With our contrast-enhanced ultrasound you can understand vascularisation beyond Doppler possibilities – for example when imaging hypovascular or avascular lesions. It helps you assess more confidently - from testicular segmental infarctions, to the extent of viable tissue after trauma, to the feeding artery. Which means you’re quipped with more information to make improved clinical decisions.
Our drop-in probes help robotic surgeons navigate inside the human body and make critical decisions, fast. The linear array provides high-resolution imaging and optimal organ; while a virtual convex mode enables an enlarged field of view. It all comes with a small footprint, flexible cable and lightweight design for excellent in-situ usability with a full-wrist, 360° articulation.
Improve patient outcome and cost-effeciency with our four-way flexible laparoscopic probe. Insert it through a trocar and see beyond the surface into the organ anatomy, locating lesions by differentiating between tissue structures with high-quality B-mode and elastography ultrasound. You can plan your procedure with Contrast imaging for clear resection margins; and avoid injuring important vessels during resection with our sensitive Doppler and Colour modes.
Warm Ischemia Time (WIT) is a crucial factor in kidney surgeries. But to reduce the impact of lost blood supply, you can only clamp specific arteries during the procedure. Our contrast-enhanced ultrasound helps you by targeting these key arteries, down to capillary perfusion. This in turn helps you avoid global ischemia, thus reducing the permanent loss of nephrons.
The next evolution in ultrasound, designed for high expectations.
Advanced diagnostic performance at a flexible price.
Expertly designed to optimize productivity.
Compact entry model with shared usability.
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Downloads & References
Elastography of focal testicular lesions: current concepts and utility
MRI-TRUS fusion guided prostate biopsy – initial experience and role of contralateral lobe systematic biopsy