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ATL announces SonoCT upgrade
ATL Ultrasound has launched the second generation of its SonoCT Real-time Compound Imaging ultrasound technology—which was the industry’s first tomographic ultrasound system. It will show the new system at this year’s RSNA
ATL Ultrasound has launched the second generation of its SonoCT Real-time Compound Imaging ultrasound technologywhich was the industrys first tomographic ultrasound system. It will show the new system at this years RSNA meeting.
Second-generation SonoCT imaging brings the technology to a broader range of scanheads and merges it with advanced signal processing technologies, such as tissue harmonic imaging, and display technologies such as 3-D and panoramic ultrasound.
SonoCT imaging processes up to nine distinct lines of sight and compounds them in real-time, resulting in images that contain diagnostic information unobtainable by conventional single-line-of-sight ultrasound. Second-generation SonoCT imaging is available on the HDI 5000 or as an upgrade option for existing HDI 5000 systems.
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