Siemens offers vascular upgrade

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Macro- and microvasculature will be easier to see on Siemens Antares ultrasound system using a new vascular enhancement technology called Clarify VE. The new technology is based on an algorithm that uses power Doppler information to enhance B-mode tissue

Macro- and microvasculature will be easier to see on Siemens Antares ultrasound system using a new vascular enhancement technology called Clarify VE. The new technology is based on an algorithm that uses power Doppler information to enhance B-mode tissue resolution and reduce partial volume averaging artifacts throughout the region of interest. The resulting 2D images depict tissue and vasculature, including vessel wall structures. Clarify VE technology on the Antares system with the StellarPlus performance package can be seamlessly integrated in applications including vascular and small-parts studies, abdominal exams, and ob/gyn cases.

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