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Recommend one low cost B&W ultrasound.From: Taylor Chuang (taylor_chuang@hotmail.com)Wed Jan 17 19:19:49 2007
CX9000C portable ultrasound scanner. Technical features: Digital signal image technology, Display Mode: B, B/B, B/M, M, Scanning Mode: Convex, vagina and linear, 8 steps STC adjustment for any point of the image, 8 frame correlations, offering clearer edge, reduced side lobe artiffacts, 17 multi-section and dynamic focusing, Emission focus of near-field, near-far field, central-far field and far field selectable to get optimized resolution, 10' VGA monitor, Voltage:110v or 220V Optical trace ball, Voltage and current surge protector, Gray scale: 256, Scanning Depth: 0- 200mm, Body makrs: 16, OB/GYN software package and cardiac software package, Chracter input/display: Magnification, time, date, frequency, patient ID, age, sex, and automatically pregnancy calculating, Amplification: 1.0/1.2/1.5/2.0, Standard: ISO9001:2000, ISO13485:2003, CMD Security: GB10152-1997, GB9706. 1-1995, National Ultrasound Equipment Security Standard. pseudo Color display and 64 Frames cine loop System can be choosed too
-- Innovation Medical Instrument Co., Ltd. #1, Huaihai Industrial Park, Economic Development Zone, Xuzhou 221004, Jiangsu, China. Tel:+86-516-85559992 Fax:+86-516-85559882 http://www.cxgroupmed.com
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