Esaote MyLab™ X6 – Beyond flexibility
Esaote’s ultrasound MyLab™X6 makes your workflow so efficient and smooth, it does not only increase productivity, but it also empowers your clinical performances. Take advantage of the 21.5” HD IPS technology LED monitor to get outstanding image quality and an unparalleled degree of details. Fast response and easy interface usage also adapt flawlessly to all of your clinical needs, giving you comfort and flexibility.
Large probe portfolio
Transducers are the core of Ultrasound technology. Integrating physics, electronics and geometrics in their design is the greatest engineering challenge of the Signal Processing Chain.
Although a great deal of time has been spent on the optimization of scan converters, post-processing algorithms, and sophisticated speckle-reduction technologies, ultrasound transducers remain a scanner’s primary interface between patient and user.
The design, material, and manufacturing technology of transducers are the main determinants of an ultrasound system’s image quality. Thanks to the innovation of gold standard ultrasound transducers, iQProbes offer state-of-the-art imaging.
- Active matrix composite material
- Single Crystal
- Multiple adaptive layers
- Bi-con geometric lens
- Appleprobe design
- Extensive use of applications with extended wideband convex, linear, phased array, volumetric, intraoperative and special transducer shapes.
- Fast and easy
- 21.5” LCD widescreen monitor
- Zero-click automation
- Tailored configuration
- Large probe portfolio
- Battery
- Booting time less than 15 sec
Women’s health
The convex and endocavity probes provide excellent image quality for women’s health applications. The 3D convex probe can also be used for standard examinations.
Cardiovascular
MyLab™X6 is equipped with comprehensive cardiac and vascular configurations. It is a complete system for any cardiovascular ultrasound exam featuring customizable measurements and reporting.
MyLab™X6 covers all clinical needs, from abdominal to endocrinological applications, to establish a diagnosis and provide the best possible therapy and follow-up.
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