Ultrasound Scanning in a Notebook

Siemens’s Acuson P500 FROSK edition portable ultrasound system provides reliable imaging in a lightweight notebook format.

Weighing just 7kg and with a screen measuring 38cm across, the scanner can be carried and positioned anywhere, enabling the clinician to make a fast and accurate diagnosis, even in the most difficult environments.

The scanner takes just 30 seconds to boot up and has a battery life of up to 60 minutes. It has a highly sensitive touch screen, which can even by operated with gloves. The scanner also comes with a removable protective skin and has a rugged, durable design.

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