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		Vivid Cardiovascular Ultrasound Systems Since the first Vivid system, with its raw-data image quality and high-frame rates, we've shown our commitment to cardiovascular ultrasound through annual breakthroughs....

		ACUSON Cypress� cardiovascular system PLUS New Cypress system PLUS engineers pioneered technology miniaturization, such as subsystems designed into reprogrammable logic chips and high-speed, full-resolution image transfer to the internal hard drive. Furthermore, advanced architectural partitioning allows the Cypress platform to provide large system performance in an 8 kg (19 lb.) portable system, without compromising diagnostic confidence, image quality, or functionality. Lease to own for $720.65/Month. ...

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CARDIOVASCULAR ULTRASOUND

Cardiovascular ultrasound refers to using high-frequency sound waves to form images of the heart as it beats. Medical equipment manufacturers make cardiovascular ultrasound equipment to aid physicians in diagnosing heart abnormalities.

To obtain ultrasound images, a doctor or a technician holds a small device that emits high-frequency sound waves against the chest wall. The sound waves enter the chest cavity and bounce off structures in the heart.

The cardiovascular ultrasound equipment records the returning sound waves and a computer uses them to form images of the structures in the heart. Cardiovascular ultrasound is commonly performed in physician offices as an outpatient procedure.

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