Ann, there is no such thing as 'the best machine.' If there were, the best and the cheapest would be the only two machines on the market! You would need to describe what features, applications and usage situations are most important to you as well as price range you need to stay in since each machine varies with options. Just looking at the Toshiba product page at http://www.medical.toshiba.com/products/us/default.aspx suggests that there are a wide range of applications on their different machines. Also, the country that you are in might determine which products are available. Are all of these available in your area and does service exist for them?
I really appreciate if anybody gets experience about echocardiography system give me an idea what machine is the best among these systems: toshiba nemio-XG, SSA 580A, Toshiba xario, SSA 660A, aloka prosound 4000, fukuda denshi UF 850XTD, Acuson X300.
Hi everyone I really appreciate if anybody gets experience about echocardiography system give me an idea what machine is the best among these systems: toshiba...
Ann, there is no such thing as 'the best machine.' If there were, the best and the cheapest would be the only two machines on the market! You would need to...
... From: van anh tran <tranvananh2001@...> To: echocardiography@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, October 8, 2007 5:36:58 AM Subject: [echocardiography]...
That actually does not look correct for those numbers, but those would represent an ejection fraction from M-mode. E.F. from 2D would involve measuring the...
... your stress echos?? ... system do you send the studies over as a single study or do you close the Echo prior to starting the SE and send them separately? ...
Stephanie, We must do a complete echo except for subcostal and suprasternal views on every single stress and dobutamine echo. Of course, if they just had a...
katie bittner
rdcs1959@...
Oct 16, 2007 1:36 pm
We have both VIVID 7 and HP 5500 machines at our centre. MOst of the time, we use VIVID 7 for SECH. We do full baseline echo before SECH, and continue the...
We always do complete studies prior to stress. It is a good idea for risk management. Liberty Cowden, RDCS From: "Stephanie" <ekgtech29@...> Reply-To:...
To group- We'll do a quick look with color in PLAX and 4-chamber views, and will throw a cursor through suspicious-looking flows (mod.-severe MR,TR, AI, LVOT...
Ooops- we also will investigate valves that are stenotic-looking! L. Magnani, RCS On Tue Oct 16 1:32 , 'Liberty Cowden' sent: We always do complete studies...
One important factor is economics Our labs do a quick screen for pathology before the stress echo... These are the charges in our region for echo vs. SE Why...
Must also agree with Dr. Weiss and Ed , a quick 2d view of anatomy and cw across AoV for pk grad. if needed, is all prior to SE. Double study ONLY if indicated...
Echo Ken
KenCVT@...
Oct 17, 2007 3:50 pm
I totally agree Ed, would be very time consuming especially for dobutamine SE's ... From: "Liberty Cowden" <libertycowden@...> To:...
We always do complete studies prior to stress. It is a good idea for ... oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo I disagree, and it's a really bad idea for time...
Exactly. Patient safety, time limitations, and economics.....this is why we do a quick screen for pathology prior to SE, and I do mean quick. L. Magnani, RCS ...
Sorry I just caught all the stir over my post...I think it would have helped if I hadn't accidentally left out 2 very important characters.....2D.....Sorry...
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