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The most innovative portable ultrasound CHISON SonoAir combines high-definition image quality and intelligent features to help physicians achieve a fast and reliable diagnosis. SonoAir offers a comprehensive ultrasound solution with its comfortable and intuitive user experience for your daily point-of-care exams.

• The lightest and thinnest touch-based laptop ultrasound to meet fast-changing environment
• Get away from complex workflows with smart tools designed with ergonomics in mind
• Made for diverse applications in the point-of-care area. More possibilities for you to choose

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Dual Sonic creates a functional separation of the transmission aperture enabling elements forming the outer portion of the aperture to contribute a beam front of lower frequency components, generating harmonics at depth, while elements in the central portion of the aperture contribute a beam front of high frequency components, generating harmonics in superficial tissues. As a result, acoustic noise contamination is reduced, tissue contrast resolution is improved and signal to noise ratio increased to deliver clearer images at a greater range of depths.

iXRET is an image processing technology developed by Konica Minolta that, when applied to ultrasound image generation, enables equivalent spatial resolution to be achieved with half the number of transmission lines. This is particularly relevant for mixed mode imaging such as colour and power Doppler where a balance must always be maintained between resolution, precision and frame rate, but also applies in high resolution B-mode imaging to deliver optimal spatial resolution across the full face of the probe while maintaining a high frame rate.

Nanofabrication is a precision technology developed by Konica Minolta for application across all its manufacturing base, which enables sub-micron control of component machining. When applied to transducer array manufacture, nanofabrication improves the shaping of each individual element and enables greater control over the energy conversion response characteristic of the element. The full beneficial effects of Triad Tissue Harmonics and Dual Sonic are realised when combined with probe arrays manufactured using nanofabrication.

This technology is packaged in a compact, highly portable design which offers a unique degree of efficiency across a wide range of applications. The user interface is highly customisable offering intuitive direct operation in every situation. To assist in teaching and explaining to patients, the Sonimage HS2 also offers valuable facilities such as the drawing function which are highly appreciated in use.

Examples of usage areas: Rheumatology, Sports and Exercise Medicine, Anaesthesiology, Pain Medicine, Physiotherapy, Podiatry, Orthopaedics, Emergency Medicine, Intensive Care, Vascular Sciences, Acute and General Medicine, Clinical Research, Clinical Education.

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Konica Minolta uses a unique waveform control algorithm in the generation of its harmonic signals. This technology, implemented on Sonimage MX1, enables the system to balance penetration and resolution, guaranteeing clarity and homogeneity through the whole image, from the very shallow to the deeper areas.

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