Name: Mindray M5 Portable Ultrasound Review
Uploaded: 2016-10-21T00:42:07.000Z
Duration: 3 min 4 s
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[Brian Gill] Hi I'm Brian Gill with GPS medical and today we're going to take a quick review

of the Mindray M5 portable ultrasound… or as those hip new techs like to call it "M-Fiiiive"

…. …. you know marketing the people, they say

you should get in touch with the younger audience. You know what, maybe we should stick with

[Brian Gill] The reason we like the Mindray M5 so much is the same reason we like the

other ultrasounds that we recommend: it comes down to price and performance.

With the Mindray M5, as with many of their other products, you're going to get the same

kind of performance at a better price the price. The price for the Mindray new systems

is typically about the same as the price you would find on many used systems that have

the same features. Now when I talk about these features, they're often the ones you're looking

for that include the latest technologies such as the compound resolution imaging and speckle

reduction technologies … that you find on all the top systems out there.

What (Mindray does) is provide excellent image quality, particularly in the near-field range

and these well-priced Mindray ultrasounds are such great option for small practices

where budget is a big concern, and they're looking to make some extra money in their

business and provide excellent option for all the patients rather than send them out

to an imaging center. So it's really a win-win and everybody side. The key technologies you'll

find on the Mindray M5 include the "iTouch" which is also known as auto optimization.

You'll find iClear and iBeam which are known as CrossXBeam and Speckle Reduction… OmniVision….

SieVision … all those things you see as the key features for the other ultrasound

systems. The Mindray has these and it does an excellent job with the color and the 2D

as seen in these images here … as I flip through the various technologies you can see

the difference in the images as I increase the scale of these. Now, also the Mindray

has something that you will not see on others… it's called the IP processing… it's image

processing that allows you to adjust a number of parameters including: the dynamic range,

persistence, line intensity of the single touch of a button… all you do is click it

up and down until you find something that you like, without having to change a bunch

of knobs at the same time. This really gives you the image that you're

looking for, as it allows you to try to optimize that image for what you like to see. Whether

you like the Acuson images, or the Terason images… or the Philips images it will smoothe

or give you a high contrast ratio while still giving him an excellent image quality and

that's why we like the Mindray M5 ultrasound so much as a great new portable ultrasound