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Classic Medical announces the latest version of the 100 Falco ultrasound system to include the latest "tracking lens focusing" technology.
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Classic Medical announces the latest version of the 100 Falco ultrasoundsystem to include the latest "tracking lens focusing" technology.This feature focuses the returning ultrasound beam every 0.5cm allowingthe user to have an optimized resolution throughout the image. The 100 Falcois an ideal unit for small animal abdominal, reproductive and cardiac imagingwhich features a built-in floppy disk drive for B-mode image capture andstorage for later review or for e-mailing a telemedicine consultant anotheropinion, the company says. The 100 Falco features both canine and felinecardiac calculation software and a very useful report page for top qualitystudy, the company says. For fastest response, call
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