Pictured following a reception at the Countess of Chester Hospital to mark the acquisition of the latest Logiq E9 from GE Healthcare are (from left – standing) radiology services manager Linda Williams, sonographer Laura Brereton, GE Healthcare applications specialist Diane Eccles and diagnostic ultrasound UK sales manager Alistair Wood, hospital support workers Anne Glover and Sue Churchill, sonographer Anne Evans, advanced practitioner Sara Millington, mammographers Vanessa Pryer and Teresa Dawkes, and support worker Saffron Jones.  Seated are superintendent radiographers Catalina MacDonald and Ruth Buckley, consultant radiographer Judith Kelly and mammographer Andrea Herbert.

 

The hospital now has six E9s, which are complemented by a wide range of GE Healthcare ultrasound equipment including Logiq, Voluson and Vivid systems, 20 in all.

 

States GE: “With the new E-series transducers, the Logiq E9 has changed the way ultrasound is used in radiology.   With it’s agile acoustic architecture on our TruScan architecture platform, the system acquires excellent images faster and with less operator interaction, delivers unseen image uniformity from the near to far field and achieves deep penetration even on the largest patients.

 

See this report on page 7 of the July 2010 issue of RAD Magazine.

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