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CHISON Medical Technologies Co., Ltd.
Manufacturer of diagnostic ultrasound devices including trolley color doppler systems for general imaging and specialized clinical applications such as cardiovascular, OB GYN, and point of care.
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Primary Focus
Ultrasound Systems, Portable Ultrasound, Handheld Ultrasound
Established
1996
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About This Company
Ultrasound with imaging capabilities like none other. Enhanced images and ease of use have been of prime importance. CHISON’s most comprehensive trolley color doppler ultrasound devices can deliver intelligence-oriented solutions to optimize patient care from General Imaging to specialized clinical applications like Cardiovascular, OB/GYN, POC and so on.
We have emerged as World’s leading Diagnostic Ultrasound manufacturer since its inception in 1996. In the journey of constant development and revolution in technologies, CHISON has set its foot independently with it’s own Research and Development Centres in China and USA.
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