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Fujifilm Sonosite Unveils Next-Generation Point-of-Care Ultrasound Device

Author(s)Jeff Hall

The Sonosite MT ultrasound device reportedly combines portability and enhanced high-resolution images with multiple features to promote workflow efficiency.

Emphasizing improved efficiency and clinical confidence, Fujifilm Sonosite has launched the new point-of-care ultrasound device Sonosite MT.

With a lightweight, durable and compact design, Sonosite MT can be utilized on and off stand in a variety of clinical environments, according to Fujifilm Sonosite.

In addition to offering high-resolution imaging clarity, the company said the Sonosite MT has an intuitive all-touch interface and streamlined data interoperability through integration with the Synapse Synchroncity™ workflow manager feature.

“ … Our mission is to empower clinicians with ultrasound systems that perform reliably in the most demanding clinical settings. Sonosite MT exemplifies this mission by integrating our core product pillars: durability, reliability, and ease of use,” noted Richard Fabian, the president and chief executive officer of FUJIFILM Sonosite, Inc. “This new system continues our journey of excellence, providing a portable ultrasound platform that supports both clinical confidence and operational efficiency.”


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