Refurbished Samsung HM70 FAQ's
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"name": "How much does the Samsung HM70A weigh?",
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"text": "A little over 13lbs."
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"@type": "Question",
"name": "Is this a Medison or Samsung UGEO HM70A?",
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"text": "Medison was purchased by Samsung, so all new products going forward will bear the Samsung name, and Medison will be phased out."
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"name": "What is NeedleMate™?",
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"text": "Samsung’s NeedleMate technology provides improved visualization for needle-guided procedures, such as injections, line placements, and nerve blocks."
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"name": "Does the UGEO HM70A have IMT calculations?",
"acceptedAnswer": {
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"text": "Yes, the HM70 has a package for automatically calculating IMT thickness."
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"name": "What is SDMR?",
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"text": "SDMR is speckle reduction imaging. It is a noise filter that creates sharper images by enhancing edges."
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"name": "What is beam steering?",
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"text": "Beam Steering allows for better needle visualization by angling the ultrasound beam in a way that better shows the location of the needle."
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"name": "What does the Hybrid Beamforming Engine do?",
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"text": "Hybrid Beamforming uses new hardware and software on the UGEO HM70A to create a more omnidirectional view of an image."
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"name": "What is SDMR?",
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"text": "SDMR is Samsung’s speckle reduction imaging technology. It uses software to enhance image quality by allowing the user to select levels of speckle reduction while enhancing and enhancing edges. This typically gives a smoother image with less speckle throughout the image."
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