Hangzhou, China, 28 August 2022 — The 2022 ISEE & CEFE powered by INTERSCHUTZ officially opened at Hangzhou International Expo Center. MGI showcased its robotic ultrasound system MGIUS-R3 and H1 series wireless handheld ultrasound, highlighting the progress and innovation of China’s emergency medical technology.
Remote real-time diagnosis with MGIUS-R3
Fever clinics, tasked with treating patients with suspected infectious diseases, face challenges in rapid diagnosis while maintaining safety. Traditional ultrasound requires the sonographer to enter infected areas after lengthy sterilisation and PPE procedures, taking 1–2 hours.
The MGIUS-R3 robotic ultrasound system enables remote real-time diagnosis, allowing physicians to conduct examinations without being physically present with the patient. This reduces exposure risk, shortens examination time from one hour to 10 minutes, and improves overall efficiency.
Portable and convenient imaging with H1 series handheld ultrasound
MGI’s H1 series wireless handheld ultrasound integrates advanced imaging components into a device the size of a mobile phone. Using smart devices like Android phones or tablets, medical staff can connect to the probe via QR code to access real-time images, browse instantly, and store data.
Compact, portable, and easy to operate, the H1 series is ideal for hospitals, clinical departments, and community consultations, providing a fast, flexible alternative to traditional desktop ultrasound machines.
A vision for telemedicine in China
The exhibition of MGIUS-R3 and H1 series handheld ultrasound demonstrates China’s advances in telemedicine. MGI aims to continue innovating in ultrasound technology, improving access to medical imaging, and addressing the uneven distribution of healthcare resources.
