Doppler Ultrasound Companies

Philips Healthcare announced a strategic partnership with iSono Health, a leader in AI-powered ultrasound image analysis. This collaboration aims to develop and integrate AI powered solutions for improving diagnostic accuracy and workflow efficiency in Doppler ultrasound examinations.

Siemens Healthineers acquired Sound Image, a medical device company specializing in innovative handheld Doppler ultrasound devices. This acquisition expands Siemens' portfolio in point-of-care ultrasound and strengthens their presence in the growing segment.

GE Healthcare introduced the Vivid R95, a new premium ultrasound system featuring advanced Doppler technologies for enhanced blood flow visualization and analysis. This system offers improved sensitivity and accuracy for diagnosing cardiovascular and other vascular conditions.

SonoScape launched the S60 Doppler ultrasound system, designed for portability and affordability for point-of-care applications. This system features advanced imaging capabilities and connectivity options, making it suitable for various clinical settings.

• Canon Medical Systems (Japan)


• General Electric Company (US)


• Koninklijke Philips NV (Netherlands)


• Siemens Healthcare Private Limited (Germany)


• Toshiba Corporation (Japan)


• Analogic Corporation (US)


• Fujifilm Holdings Corporation (Japan)


• Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd (South Korea)


• Hitachi Ltd. (Japan)


• Esaote SPA (Italy)


• Shenzhen Mindray Bio-Medical Electronics Co., Ltd (China)