Royal Stoke chooses customisable equipment

In front are Toshiba applications specialist Jackie Chambers and consultant radiologists Dr Saba Bawja, Dr Mohd Isa, Dr Salehi-Bird and Dr De Kluck.  Behind are Toshiba Medical Systems ultrasound account manager Sean Steadman with consultant mammographers Lorraine Moss, Catherine Ruane and clinical specialist breast imaging/team leader Bernadette Booth.

Royal Stoke University Hospital’s breast unit has purchased a Toshiba Aplio 500 ultrasound system.  Delivered with Toshiba’s Strain Elastography software and the PVT1005BT probe, the equipment is being used for screening and symptomatic patients including biopsy and FNA work.

Clinical specialist breast imaging/team leader Bernadette Booth said: “As users of Toshiba’s ultrasound systems we are very familiar with the equipment and are very happy with the service and continued aftercare provided.

“We selected the Aplio 500 for its ease-of-use and customisation to suit group and individual preferences.  The availability of two transducers enables efficiency in scanning the axilla, superficial structures, deeper lesions and improved scanning of larger breasts.  The after-sales service has not only supported training in new techniques, but has also assisted in competency updates of established and new staff.”

See the full report on page 18 of the February 2017 issue of RAD Magazine.

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