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New Aplio Artida for Greater Diagnostic Confidence

Toshiba America Medical Systems Inc introduces Aplio Artida, the first ultrasound system with ability to track and display myocardial motion in 3D images.

Meeting the demands of the growing cardiac 4D market, the Artida features real-time, multi-planar reformatting capabilities to aid physicians in quantifying global and regional LV function, including LV ejection fraction, volume, and severity of regurgitation.

Features:

  • Multiple processors that run simultaneously
  • Employs the distributed processing power of more than 80 processor cores interconnected by a fast digital system interface
  • SmartCast beamformer uses advanced digital signal processing to control the shape of the ultrasound beam more precisely and flexibly
  • Simultaneous multiple transmit focus

"Toshiba's 4D tracking offers estimation of left ventricular volumes, ejection fraction and direct measurement of global and regional myocardial function by means of speckle tracking and provides insights that echocardiographers have not had before. This type of analysis will be how the next generation of echocardiographers quantifies ventricular function." - Gerard Aurigemma, MD, professor of medicine, University of Massachusetts (UMass) and director, noninvasive cardiology at the UMass Memorial Medical Center

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  • Make: Toshiba
  • Model: Aplio Artida
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