Toshiba America launches automatic output measurement:
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
Toshiba America launched an automatic cardiac output option for its PowerVision ultrasound system at the American Heart Association meeting (Anaheim, California). The system gives real-time quantification of left ventricular output from colour Doppler information. Toshiba says an operator simply conducts a scan, sets the system's region-of-interest to the left ventricular outflow tract, selects ejection phase and reads the data from the screen. PowerVision has a 32-bit central processing unit and 16 MB of image memory.
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