Technology | October 26, 2009

Toshiba America Medical Systems, Inc. will demonstrate its exclusive Precision Imaging technology available on its Xario XG and Aplio XG ultrasound systems.

Precision Imaging acquires ultrasound images of unprecedented clarity and resolution, enabling users to see more clinical detail. As a multi-resolution signal processing technology, it not only evaluates images line-by-line, but also includes information from adjacent lines to enhance the amount of information obtained.

Precision Imaging increases productivity and diagnostic confidence for head-to-toe scanning and improves the ability to show subtle tissue differences and image small structures better than Toshiba’s conventional imaging. It clearly shows contrast boundaries between tissue and lesions, visualizes vessel walls, and enhances true color borders in difficult to image areas. These features enable physicians to view more clinical detail faster and better than before, using a single imaging technique.


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