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Mindray’s Latest Resona I9 Ultrasound System Provides Innovation-Driven Experience

By HospiMedica International staff writers
Posted on 25 May 2022

Mindray (Shenzhen, China) has launched a new ultrasound system which provides an entirely new experience, driven by innovation to address today’s clinical challenges. More...

Mindray’s latest Resona I9 ultrasound system features innovative design elements such as an intelligent iConsole control panel, customizable E-Ink keys, a two-hour continuous scanning battery, and quiet operation. Breaking the mold of conventional ultrasound systems and bringing ease-of-use and ergonomics into the limelight, the Resona I9 provides an entirely new experience driven by innovation. With meaningful ergonomic enhancements that prioritize sonographers’ well-being, the system features an intuitive, customizable gesture-powered touchscreen, a fully-adjustable floating control panel, and elevated transducer ports, enabling intuitive and efficient workflow.

Powered by Mindray’s revolutionary ZONE Sonography Technology+ (ZST+), the Resona I9 boasts advanced ultrasound capabilities that provide a harmonic balance of resolution, tissue uniformity, and crystal clear imaging that enables clinicians to make a confident diagnosis without the need for additional imaging modalities. With an extensive suite of advanced technologies, the system improves reproducibility, optimizes productivity, and increases consistency for end-users. The Resona I9 Ultrasound Machine is backed by Mindray’s Living Technology promise that provides customers with easily upgradable software enhancements to secure product investment protection and keep their ultrasound machines at the leading edge of imaging performance excellence throughout the product’s life cycle.

"We have a rich history of innovation that has disrupted the industry and changed how ultrasound is utilized - the Resona I9 continues that legacy," said Wayne Quinn, President of Mindray North America. "The Resona I9 Ultrasound System was developed with a keen focus on ergonomics, ploppable imaging, and streamlined workflow to ensure clinicians have the information needed to provide confident answers."

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