James Cook acquires ultrasound platforms for gynaecology
Sonographer Deborah Travis, midwife sonographer Lindsey Crooks, Toshiba Medical Systems clinical specialist ultrasound Tracey Bellas, women’s health superintendent sonographer Kendra Exley, sonographers Louise Prentis, Elizabeth Charlton, Katie MacDonald and Melanie Brackenbury, and midwife sonographer Emma Williams.
James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough has acquired five Toshiba 400 ultrasound systems. The replacement machines are dedicated obstetrics and gynaecology systems.
Women’s health superintendent sonographer Kendra Exley said: “We are a very busy department and have used Toshiba ultrasound systems for a number of years. We find the equipment very user friendly, reliable and the image quality is excellent. We have also been extremely satisfied with the after-care provided by the Toshiba team.”
See the full report on page 10 of the July 2016 issue of RAD Magazine.
