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SonoSite offers a family of products to suit a wide range of clinical applications and settings. Because our sole focus is hand-carried ultrasound, we know what our users need. We design our systems to perform high-quality examinations wherever and whenever necessary.
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Featured Specialty: U.S. Government and D.O.D. -
There are places where the price of compromise is too high. SonoSite combines portability and image quality in a unit that is designed to take whatever hospital staff or austere environments dish out.
SonoSite is dedicated to supporting the U.S. government's military in its ongoing efforts to deliver high quality and innovative patient care, ultimately easing suffering, saving lives and restoring hope throughout the world. To date, SonoSite has an installed base of over 11,000 products worldwide, including U.S. military bases in Europe, Asia and the Middle East, and U.S. Naval Ships -- the USNS Mercy and Comfort.
Our proprietary technologies have enabled us to design point-of-care ultrasound products with the advanced capabilities traditionally found only on cart-based systems. The high quality, portability and durability of our products are ideal for virtually any setting -- putting the power of its visual medical technology directly into the hands of trained health care professionals, allowing them to look inside the body for faster, better-informed clinical decisions that can improve healthcare outcomes. SonoSite offers a suite of point-of-care ultrasound products: the TITAN system for complete Maximum Modular Imaging, the SonoSite 180PLUS for general imaging, the SonoHeart ELITE for complete echocardiography, the iLook 15 for "quick look" exams, and the iLook 25 designed specifically for guidance during vascular access procedures.
"In a case involving a patient with a femoral neck fracture, the anesthetist was concerned about a heart murmur. We brought the SonoSite device to his ward. In a few minutes we were able to assure him that it wasnt a significant problem. The patient later underwent complication-free surgery."
-Dr. Angus Turner





















