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Digital ultrasound
IDEXX Laboratories introduces the Archos Digital Video Recorder, for easy capture and submission of ultrasound videos and still images to IDEXX Telemedicine specialists regardless of the ultrasound software package in use.
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IDEXX Laboratories introduces the Archos Digital Video Recorder, for easy capture and submission of ultrasound videos and still images to IDEXX Telemedicine specialists regardless of the ultrasound software package in use.
The digital video recorder features simple set up and use, easy access to board-certified specialists, fast turnaround times, case submission to IDEXX Telemedicine independent of current ultrasound software package and no membership fees; pay-per consultation.
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When connected to an ultrasound machine, the digital video recorder captures the ultrasound through digital video and can be transmitted to IDEXX Telemedicine for consultation by board-certified specialists.
IDEXX provides consultative services in areas of cardiology, radiology and internal medicine.
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