News | Ultrasound Imaging | December 08, 2023

Siemens Healthineers Introduces Acuson Maple Workhorse Ultrasound System

Siemens Healthineers Introduces Acuson Maple Workhorse Ultrasound System

December 8, 2023 — Siemens Healthineers introduced the Acuson Maple¹, a powerful, versatile, and affordable ultrasound system that enables rapid diagnosis and assessment in all clinical settings. Artificial intelligence (AI)-powered features optimize everyday clinical performance for users of all skill levels.

Powered by Acuson technology from the company’s established portfolio, the Acuson Maple is designed for the clinician who needs a workhorse ultrasound system that supports a diverse range of ultrasound use cases. Lightweight, portable, and battery-powered, the Acuson Maple is ideal for emerging markets, small hospitals, outpatient centers, private practices, and urgent care centers. 

“Siemens Healthineers proudly expands its Acuson portfolio with the Acuson Maple, which leverages a common hardware and software platform as well as AI-powered2 applications that automate workflow and analysis to bolster exam efficiency,” said Daniel Frisch, head of radiology and image guidance at Siemens Healthineers Ultrasound. “This affordable, configurable, and versatile system offers a broad range of diagnostic imaging capabilities, with a high level of image quality for every patient.” 

Designed for versatility, the Acuson Maple supports 15 transducers and has 25 advanced features that enhance usability and streamline workflow. An integrated battery enables up to 75 minutes of unplugged system scanning. This capability is invaluable in emerging markets with power supply challenges and in clinical settings that require movement between exam rooms for rapid patient assessment. 

The system’s suite of AI-powered2 tools empowers clinicians to improve efficiency by increasing consistency in repetitive tasks. For obstetrics and gynecology (OB/GYN) imaging, the Auto OB feature leverages machine learning to automatically calculate the fetus’s age and weight, reducing overall measurement time by up to 24%3. For cardiac imaging, the eSie Measure feature uses machine learning to automatically perform cardiac measurements during a routine echocardiography exam. eSie Measure reduces keystrokes by up to 44% and shortens routine echo exam time by up to five minutes4

The ultrasound system is cleared by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, CE marked in the European Union, and is available globally.

For more information: www.siemens-healthineers.com

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References:

 1This product is not commercially available in all countries and/or all modalities. Its future availability cannot be guaranteed.

2Software application leveraging machine learning-based Artificial Intelligence to achieve the intended outcome.

3Many variables exist in the customer environment, including sonographer techniques, which may affect individual customer experience. Data available upon request.

4Many variables exist in the customer environment, including sonographer techniques, which may affect individual customer experience. Data available upon request.

 


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