North Durham adds ultrasound for fetal medicine

Pictured are Hitachi Medical Systems application specialist Ann Harvey, pregnancy assessment unit manager and midwife specialist sonographer sister Heather Parks and midwife sonographer sister Pip Emler.

The University Hospital of North Durham has purchased an Hitachi Aloka F75 Premier ultrasound system for fetal medicine and obstetrics.  Including real-time 3D, automated nuchal translucency measurements and an extensive transducer range, the platform will deliver state-of-the-art technology and functionality for high-risk patient ultrasound diagnosis.  “Image quality and ergonomics ensure the ProSound F75 is a technological leader in its field and a past history of excellent service and support underpinned the reason for selecting Hitachi Aloka as the system of choice,” says the company.

See this report on page 9 of the April 2015 issue of RAD Magazine.

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