Philips iE33 Video Review

Philips iE33 - The most advanced ultrasound system
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With its superb image quality and plethora of tools, Philips iE33 may well be one of the best echocardiography systems available on the market.
Cardiac has been one of the most demanding applications in ultrasound for more than 17 years. And when talking about an ultrasound machine that offers the greatest value, Philips iE33 is an ultrasound machine that you should have if your practice is focused on vascular or cardiology or both.
Boasting the unprecedented combination of 2D and 3D image quality in the same transducer, the system holds a superior position in the cardiovascular arena. The system with its high image quality provides full assessment by addressing all the needs of patients suffering from cardiac disease including heart failure, valvular disease and congenital heart disease. Obtaining challenging views becomes easier with the system’s iRotate electronic rotation. And with its Live 3D TEE feature, you can view the 3D heart in real time and review the 3D volume at any time.
• Reducing user fatigue
• Improving scanning stability
• Optimization
• Speed and consistency
All these strengths combine to make the Philips iE33 a truly exceptional cardiovascular ultrasound system. For more info about the Philips iE33, call 866-828-1800 or check out our website:
www.medcorpllc....
DISCLAIMER: This video and / or written content is for informational purpose only and should not be taken as medical advice. Please consult licensed medical professionals and / or the original equipment manufacturer’s instructions for use and operators manuals for advice on how to use any advertised equipment. Additionally, the features on advertised equipment vary and may be different than displayed. Please consult a sales representative at Probo Medical LLC or MedCorp LLC to verify what is available on the system you purchased from Probo Medical LLC/MedCorp LLC or are interested in purchasing from Probo Medical LLC/MedCorp LLC.

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