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Mindray DP-50 veterinary ultrasound scanner

Fantastic black and white ultrasound machine with excellent image quality for the general practice environment.

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Highlights

The Mindray DP-50 is a fantastic black and white ultrasound machine with excellent image quality for the general practice environment.

  • Excellent black and white abdominal and cardiac images using the micro-convex probe
  • Quick and easy to save still images and video clips to internal memory for individual patients
  • Very easy to export images and clips to USB
  • Menu system for performing measurements, calculations and image review is very intuitive
  • The optional rechargeable battery allows you greater flexibility in using the machine when and where it's needed (in theatre, consult room, kennel-side, home visit or on-farm)

 

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The DP-50 with a single micro-convex probe (65C15 5.0-8.5 MHz 15mm radius) can be used to perform abdominal and cardiac examinations on a wide range of species including dogs, cats, rabbits and reptiles.

The 75L50 5.0-10.0 MHz 50mm footprint probe can be used to perform pregnancy scan and basic distal limb exams in horses, making this an affordable option for first opinion equine practices.

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