Samsung will debut at RSNA 2014 its RS80A ultrasound system, which is now available in the U.S.
Samsung will introduce at RSNA 2014 the RS80A ultrasound system, which is now available in the U.S.
The RS80A boasts sophisticated digital image processing and superb resolution to support accurate diagnosis, Samsung announced. It features an intuitive user interface and design developed to enhance workflows and support improved delivery, Samsung said.
The RS80A has applications for abdomen, vascular, cardiac, small organs, breast, urology, musculoskeletal, pediatric, fetal/obstetrics, and gynecology, Samsung said. The 23-inch HD LED display incorporates a 13.3-inch tilting tablet touch screen and a six-way motorized adjustable console.
The RS80A is made with S-Vision architecture, which is complemented by S-Vue transducer performance and ClearVision digital image processing, Samsung said. Its innovative enhancements include hybrid beam forming technology, Samsung said.
It performs through a comprehensive 3D technology suite that features Realistic Vue, which allows the user to select light source direction to display high-resolution 3D anatomy with exceptional detail and realistic depth perception, Samsung announced. The product also offers a selection of 2D, 3D, and 4D transducers.
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