EchoNous Launches Continuous and Pulsed Wave Doppler on Kosmos Hand-Carried Hardware
Kosmos now offers first-of-its-kind "Hybrid HCU" device with unprecedented imaging and functionality aimed at workflow and patient care gains
REDMOND, Wash., March 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- EchoNous, the leading developers of AI-driven, hand-carried ultrasound, today announced the addition of both continuous wave (CW) and pulsed wave (PW) Doppler capabilities to the Kosmos hardware platform, the company's flagship offering.
This innovation represents an industry first for an ultra-mobile, ultrasound product; creating the first "hybrid" point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) device, offering large machine-benchmarked ultrasound imaging and Doppler functionality in a hand-carried unit (HCU).
Designed as an all-in-one diagnostic tool that can be carried from bedside to bedside, Kosmos was developed with the essential technology necessary for highly sensitive CW and PW wave Doppler scanning already built-in. Kosmos units are now easily upgradeable over the air for the addition of CW and PW Doppler.
The inclusion of these tools rounds out Kosmos's already comprehensive suite of diagnostic capabilities. This suite includes AI-assisted systolic heart function, which is derived from high-resolution imaging and enabled by a novel new algorithmic tool, 'Trio.'
Prior to this launch, CW Doppler had historically eluded the HCU POCUS market. Kosmos's hybrid approach is designed from the ground up based on specifications historically found on more expensive cart-based models. Benchmarks include greater power, a high signal-to-noise ratio, and an increased channel count (64 channels). These features are all essential for high performance with increased sensitivity CW Doppler.
"We firmly believe that POCUS is the future of medicine and that HCU must be delivered on par with larger, more expensive machines - our tools should not be limited by their size," explained Kevin Goodwin, CEO of EchoNous. "By removing these hurdles, we now offer diagnostic-grade capabilities to answer specific clinical questions for cardiologists and all clinician users; focused on upgrading bedside medicine with higher-performance tools that remain less expensive."
About EchoNous
Founded in 2016, EchoNous develops industry-leading, intelligent POCUS tools that help medical professionals solve common everyday problems in healthcare. Its flagship device, Kosmos, offers diagnostic-quality heart, lung, and abdominal scans in a handheld tool. The product offers ultrasound, ECG, color PW and CW Doppler capabilities, acts as a digital stethoscope, and provides AI-guided cardiac scanning - an industry first in a single device. Learn more at www.echonous.com.
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