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Esaote Unveils its Latest Intelligent Imaging Solution at Arab Health 2023

By MedImaging International staff writers
Posted on 30 Jan 2023

At Arab Health 2023, Esaote SpA (Genoa, Italy) is unveiling its latest intelligent imaging solution, the new MyLab X90 premium ultrasound system that combines outstanding performance with artificial intelligence to optimize workflows and support advanced and interconnected healthcare systems. More...

MyLab X90 offers premium components, where the starting points are the renewal of the XCrystal probe family and the exclusive dual-layer eLed monitor by Barco. These ensure outstanding on-screen image display at a very high contrast resolution, far superior to other product lines. MyLab X90 also offers advanced ergonomics in clinical solutions focused on the operator, which extend data analysis capacity and ensure a unique customer experience based on diagnostic confidence, as well as on automation to improve the usability and availability of advanced technologies in everyday clinical practice.

"Accuracy and precision across the entire image generation chain, data processing speed and native AI-based application management lie at the heart of MyLab X90," said Guillaume Gauthier, Ultrasound Global Product Marketing Manager. "As well as providing high-quality images and advanced clinical solutions, our aim was to revolutionize daily workflows by increasing the speed and accuracy of analysis, together with improving the operator experience and the clinical outcome for patients."

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