CM95-00300-16

Chison Sonobook 7 Veterinary Ultrasound

A portable veterinary echocardiography system with intelligent measurement, high resolution, and strong penetration. Supports up to four transducer connectors with veterinary-specific measurement packages.

Included Item Details
SonoBook 7 VET 1 × portable veterinary colour Doppler ultrasound system
Power cable 1 × mains power cable
User documentation 1 × instruction manual

What species and applications does the SonoBook 7 VET support?
It covers both small and large animal diagnosis including canine bladder, kidney, cardiac and intestinal imaging, as well as equine cardiac scanning at depth and equine tendon examination.

How does it perform when imaging large animals at depth?
Advanced transducer technology with wider bandwidth, higher sensitivity, and improved signal-to-noise ratio delivers exceptional resolution and penetration — confirmed for equine cardiac imaging at depths of 31cm or greater.

What imaging modes does it support?
The system supports B Mode, Colour Doppler, PW Mode, BBC, and Elastography — covering both routine examinations and more advanced clinical assessments across all supported species.

How many probes can be connected at once?
Up to four transducer connectors can be active simultaneously, accommodating micro-convex, linear, linear rectal, phased array, and convex probes without interrupting workflow.

Can it be used for remote consultations?
Yes. The SonoBook 7 VET supports remote connection, allowing imaging data to be shared with colleagues or specialists for collaborative diagnosis without requiring an on-site visit.

Technical Specifications

Display
Transducer connectors
Up to 4 simultaneous transducer connectors
Imaging modes
B Mode, Colour Doppler, PW Mode, BBC, Elastography
Scanning depth
Up to 31cm — confirmed for equine cardiac imaging
Connectivity
Remote connection for collaborative diagnosis
Compatible probes
Micro-convex, linear, linear rectal, phased array, convex
Veterinary applications
Canine bladder, kidney, cardiac, intestinal; equine cardiac, equine tendon