Chison Ebit 50 Vet with one probe of Choice (please specify at checkout)

A light-weight ultrasound offering ease of operation, comprehensive measurement packages and intelligent.

FEATURES

• Independent angle 15’’LED ( 0° - 30° tilted )
• Lightweight
• Dual transducer ports ( Built-in )
• Probe holders
• Removable battery
• 2D Steer
• B / BC
• FHI, Q-Image, X-Contrast, Q-Flow, Q-Beam
• Theft-proof lock
• Dedicated adapter Space
• Printer socket
• Accessory box
• OPTIONAL adjustable height trolley

VASCULAR AND MSK

• Auto IMT
  Automatically traces the intima and measures the thickness of the
  intima. This allows you to measure the intima quickly, easily
  and accurately.

Up to 18MHz High-Frequency Linear Probe

• Our high-frequency linear probe provides unparalleled detail resolution and superior contrast resolution with up to 18 MHz imaging frequency.

Q-image

• These innovative algorithms have strengthened the image enhancement results significantly.  
• The advanced chipset is used to ensure fast frame rate. 

Super Needle

• With Super Needle, clinicians can see needle inside tissue more clearly during medical procedures.
• Needle angle up to ±30°

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES

Q-beam

• Compared to the traditional dual-beam, EBit 50 VET uses quad-beam to receive signal, thus doubles the volume of the signal received as well as the frame rate. 
• Higher frame rate ensures better diagnostic confidence and efficiency. Especially for rapid movement of small animals. 

Q-flow

• This adaptive color detection technology can automatically adjust the criteria of color and noise assessment in different tissues.  
• As a result, the color sensitivity of low-velocity flow is greatly enhanced.

KeeboMed, Inc.  Mount Prospect, IL  USA     

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