Zonare showcases z.one ultra
An enhanced version of the z.one convertible ultrasound system, z.one ultra, appeared this week from Zonare Medical Systems. The upgrade automatically adjusts gain and brightness and traces spectral Doppler waveform.
An enhanced version of the z.one convertible ultrasound system, z.one ultra, appeared this week from Zonare Medical Systems. The upgrade, first shown in March as a commercial product, automatically adjusts gain and brightness and traces spectral Doppler waveform. A key feature is its ability to optimize an image with a single button push to account for varying speeds of the ultrasound beam as determined by the body's build - thin, obese, or in between.
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