Radiantflow™

The advent of color Doppler was a breakthrough for medical ultrasound. With this technology, clinicians were able to observe blood flow within internal structures including the heart.

Radiant<i>flow</i>™ transforms color Doppler to deliver easy, fast visualization of even the tiniest of vessels as seen here in this comparison of the fetal heart and pulmonary vessels.

The level of enhancement may be adjusted as seen is this fetal heart comparison.

Radiant<i>flow</i> is a 2D imaging technique which provides a 3D-like appearance to color Doppler. In this image, the circulatory system of an 18 week fetus is demonstrated.

Due to the excellent sensitivity, Radiant<i>flow</i> helps visualize vascularization in a uterine polyp. Tiny vessels are easy to identify as they appear to pop off the screen.

A ventricular septal defect (VSD) clearly seen using Radiant<i>flow</i> in this 23 week fetal heart.

Radiant<i>flow</i> may be combined with other imaging modes as seen in this example of electronic 4D Bi-plane imaging of the fetal heart.