Ultrasound additions are easy to use
Pictured are Hitachi-Aloka applications specialist Marie Lyons, ultrasound lead sonographer Alison Hill and consultant radiologists Dr Martin Crowe and Dr Sue Wilde.
The Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King’s Lynn has updated its ultrasound systems with the installation of two Hitachi Preirus units. In addition to a substantial general ultrasound workload, the scanners will be used for a wide range of clinical applications including gynaecology, MSK and paediatric hips.
Ultrasound lead sonographer Alison Hill explained that the Hitachi Preirus was chosen due to its superb imaging capabilities and ease of use. “Everyone picked it up very quickly,” she added. “The systems represented excellent value for money.”
See the report on page 16 of the August 2014 issue of RAD Magazine.
