SonoSite Titan Portable Ultrasound Machine

The SonoSite Titan is best known for its durability and portability. Many see this as a direct competitor to the Logiqbook XP, but we beg to differ. While they compete in the same general marketplace, a few well-thought out questions can help you determine if this is the right machine for you. Overall we really like the SonoSite and we love to sell these. They are stable and the image quality typically surprises people for something that looks so basic. It's important to note that these systems were built for Military and Point-of-Care uses, which means they need to be quick and easy without sacrificing quality. A good assumption is that the person who uses this machine may not use it regularly a daily basis nor will it be the point of focus, it will be a supplement to the practice. We're finding Family Physicians, Emergency Rooms, Internal Medicine, anesthesia and many other emerging fields prefer the SonoSite because of its solid quality, small footprint, portability and ease of use. See the video we've included here to see it next to the Logiqbook XP.

Imaging Modes

2-D

M-Mode

Color Velocity Doppler

Tissue Harmonics Imaging

Color Power Doppler (Angio)

Continuous Wave Doppler

Pulsed-wave Doppler

Features

8.4-inch High-resolution 800x600 LCD

Integrated Speakers

Internal Hard drive

Networking, Smart card reader, Sitelink

Transducers

C60/5-2MHz curved array transducer for abdominal imaging
ICT/8-5MHz broadband intercavitary transducer
C11/8-5MHz broadband tightly curved for neonatal, cardiac, and pediatric imaging
C15/4-2 broadband tightly curved adult cardiac and general imaging
L25/10-5MHz broadband linear (no PW Doppler)
L38/10-5MHz broadband linear (PW Doppler, Color Doppler, Color Power Doppler
C8/8-5 broadband inttracavity probe for prostate imaging

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