The DUS 60 VET is a portable digital ultrasound that is both affordable and high-performing. The image quality has been significantly improved at the same low price, thanks to the incorporation of exclusive patented technology. The DUS 60 VET is a diagnostic tool that is specifically engineered for the evaluation of dogs, cats, equines, bovines, and ovines. It offers comprehensive diagnostic information. It provides a diverse selection of multi-frequency transducers, as well as a plethora of measurement and calculation software packages and Pulse Wave Doppler.input:
output:Phase inversion harmonic imaging enhances contrast resolution.More detail is captured by multi-beam technology.

A clearer image is generated by the removal of “noise” through speckle reduction.Phase inversion harmonic imaging enhances contrast resolution.
The signal is improved by synthetic aperture imaging technology, resulting in superior images.Digital Beam Former
Multi-frequency transducer series (2.0MHz – 10.0MHz)

12.1″ high-resolution LCD monitor

Two transducer connectors

Two USB ports support storage, transferring, and printing

504MB permanent image storage capacity

256-frame cine loop memory

THI (Tissue Harmonic Imaging)

TSI (Tissue Specific Imaging)

IP (Image Processing) function

Full QWERTY keyboard with backlightingReady for accessory use: Secondary monitor or printerDICOM 3.0 is optional.

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