Philips Affiniti 70:Price Matched

The Philips Affiniti 70 is the successor to Philips’ popular HD15 shared service color Doppler ultrasound machine. It’s designed as a “budget” shared service ultrasound, and includes an architecture based on its premium EPIQ series of ultrasound machines, offering some of its best technology to those with tighter budgets.

This architecture and easy-to-use interface allow the Affiniti 70 to handle high volume while providing solid image quality, giving you both the performance and workflow you need for quick, confident diagnosis.
Clinical Imaging With the Philips Affiniti 70

The Affiniti 70 differs slightly from the Affiniti 50, as it has a few other technologies, such as Shear Wave Elastography as well as Strain elastography.

With regards to ultrasound probes, the Philips Affiniti 70 ultrasound supports a wide range of small, lightweight transducers. As a complete shared service ultrasound, it has 4D obstetric imaging, ShearWave elastography, and provides both adult and pediatric echocardiography (including TEE) and stress echo, ideal for the following clinical applications:

-Abdominal
-Obstetrical
-Fetal echo
-Abdominal vascular
-Gynecoligical and fertility
-Musculoskeletal
-Echocardiology
-Surgicial imaging
-Elastography

Balance of Advanced Ergonomic Design and Precise Engineering

The Affiniti 70 ultrasound is also designed to help you work more comfortably and efficiently. With a 21.5″ articulating fold-down LCD screen and touchscreen tablet-like user interface, the Affiniti 70 has a simplified user interface for “walk-up” usability, helping make it ideal for busy offices with multiple users.

Some of the leading performance technologies found in the Affiniti 70 ultrasound include:

-PureWave transducer technology that allows for deeper probe penetration in both technically difficult and easy patients
-Tissue-Specific presets combine transducer optimization for specific exams as well as precision beamforming for excellent image quality
-Support for both strain and shear wave elastography to assess tissue stiffness
-Auto Doppler
-AutoSCAN
-SmartExam