The obstetrics and gynaecology department at Conquest Hospital, Hastings, has purchased Esaote’s MyLab Sigma portable ultrasound system to assist with daily workflow. From obstetric to gynaecology applications, the system delivers quality imaging including 3D-4D (convex and endovaginal), AutoNT and full report/graphics.
Picture: Consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist Jamal Zaidi.
Published on page 8 of the July 2021 issue of RAD Magazine.
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