Root/Cause analysis of noise artifacts in diagnostic ultrasound images Ted Lucidi, CBET Our last post , What’s That Noise: Part 1, discussed the issue of EMI, RFI, environmental noise, whatever …
What’s That Noise: Part 1
Noise artifacts in diagnostic ultrasound images Ted Lucidi, CBET Today, we’re surrounded by countless pieces of technology in our everyday lives. Almost every electronic device contains some type of oscillator …
Double Jeopardy – Lightning round to test your imaging IQ
Matt Tomory and the Innovatus Team will be holding an educational session at #MDExpo, in Dallas, TX on Saturday, April 17, 9:30-10:30 a.m Participate in a lightning-round game show format …
Taking a Closer Look
The Importance of Periodic Visual Inspections of Ultrasound Probes You may be surprised to learn that many of the probes evaluated at our Ultrasound Center of Excellence have failed as …
Under Pressure
Here’s how the right service partner and repair processes can relieve today’s pressure and take your efforts to a higher-level tomorrow.
Auto Cool Imminent
Error messages such as Auto Cool Imminent, Over Temperature Warning, and Near Thermal Limit can occur with no cause of the probe. It can be trying for both end-users as …
Do you know how many times your cable can flex before potentially compromising your probe’s performance?
A cable flex tester helps Innovatus quantify the number of twists and flexes a cable can endure before performance is compromised
Technology Matters
Ultrasound transducer longevity, performance and ROI come down to one critical difference: Technology Matters Companies, or departments, with a growth mindset vs. a fixed mindset focused on the status quo …
Announcing the Expansion of Rapid Repair Program
We’re pleased to announce the expansion of our Rapid Repair program which began April 2019 and provided 5-day worst-case repair times for the Philips X7 and X8-2t TEE probes. “We’ve …