De ProSound Alpha 6 is het nieuwste kleuren toestel in de Alpha-serie. Het Mid-range toestel maakt gebruik van dezelfde innovatieve technologieën als de High-end-modellen binnen de serie. Het is zeer gebruiksvriendelijk en handzaam. Het interactieve 10.4 inch touchscreen zorgt voor optimaal bedieningsgemak. De ProSound Alpha 6 beschikt onder andere over de technieken E-Flow, Broadband Harmonics (BbH), Adaptive Image Processing (AIP) en Spatial Compound Imaging (SCI). Deze zorgen voor een beeldweergave met een hoge resolutie, o.a. door minder ruis, beeldoptimalisatie, sterkere contouren en het reduceren van artefacten.

Meningen van experts:

“Adaptive Image Processing (AIP) in the ProSound Alpha 6 increases contrast resolution, decreases acoustic noise and the amniotic fluid is finally ‘black’; scanning the fetus becomes a pleasure!”
Prof. Vincenzo D’Addario, Università degli Studi di Bari – Facoltà di Medicina e Chirurgia, Italy.

“I think the new ultrasound machine from ALOKA meets all demands, which a sonographer expects from a modern ultrasound device”.
Dr Samir Helmy, the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University Hospital Vienna, in Austria.

With the Alpha 6, I ran my clinic in the normal way. For all my patients I got all the required information without any problems and the eFLOW with the Alpha 6 was just as impressive as on the Alpha 10”.
Dr Carvalho, Consultant and Reader in Fetal and Paediatric Cardiology based at both Royal Brompton Hospital and St. George’s Hospital, London, UK.

Based on my experience I can recommend the ALOKA Alpha 6 as an excellent ultrasound device with high resolution, perfect picture quality, an excellent Doppler and a very easy and user friendly handling. I think this ultrasound device fits perfect to outpatient clinics and private practice, where routine scans are frequently done. I also think that due to the user friendly handling it might be also for young and not so experienced doctors an excellent device”.
Dr Samir Helmy, the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University Hospital Vienna, in Austria.