Esaote presents latest ultrasound, MRI and enterprise imaging systems at ECR
Esaote Group attended the European Congress of Radiology 2026 in Vienna, Austria, where it presented its ultrasound innovations for interventional radiology, reinforcing a dedication to ultrasound-guided procedures and therapies (GTS). The congress saw the official launch of the MyLab E85 and MyLab C30 GTS Edition ultrasound systems.
“With these new ultrasound systems, our goal is to give interventional radiologists the most reliable and intuitive tools to support every phase of their procedures,” said GTS product and clinical solutions manager Marta Daniel. “MyLab E85 GTS offers advanced imaging technologies for precise diagnosis, excellent needle visualisation and enhanced interventional guidance through Virtual Navigator and exclusive built-in Ablation Confirmation Suite.
“Virtual Navigator enables real-time multimodality fusion imaging for accurate navigation which, combined with the Ablation Suite for treatment verification, strengthens ultrasound as a reliable adjunct to CT-guided interventions,” Daniel continued.
“MyLab C30 GTS reinforces the GTS solutions, providing outstanding imaging and flexibility across clinical environments in a premium compact system, delivering contrast-enhanced, shear wave elastography and attenuation imaging modes in a portable unit for the first time.”
Esaote also introduced HyperSpeed, a new AI module said to significantly accelerate MRI scan times while preserving image quality, and M Score, a quantitative software solution enabling a bone health assessment through opportunistic screening during routine lumbar spine MRI examinations.
In addition, Esaote Group healthcare IT company Ebit presented the latest evolution of Suitestensa for radiology and enterprise imaging, introducing advanced AI-enabled workflow orchestration and enhanced structured reporting fully integrated into daily clinical practice.
Picture: Esaote’s MyLab E85 GTS Edition.
Published on page 9 of the April 2026 issue of RAD Magazine.
