Vevo 1100
This product is being discontinued.
Vevo 1100
Dear Valued Customer,
At FUJIFILM VisualSonics Inc. (FF-VSI), we are committed to providing the highest quality products and services to our customers. The Vevo 1100 Imaging System is being discontinued. All technology products eventually reach the end of their useful life, requiring a difficult decision to discontinue them. Product discontinuation is a part of the cycle that drives new technology and product innovation. Today, we continue to offer our customers the robust Vevo 3100 and the Vevo LAZR-X Imaging Solutions for your preclinical imaging needs. See product retirement information.

Ultra High-frequency Ultrasound, Designed Specifically for Preclinical Cardiac Researchers
The Vevo® 1100 Imaging System is VisualSonics' entry-level ultra high-frequency ultrasound system designed to perform basic cardiovascular studies and to meet both your research and budgetary needs.
The Vevo 1100 offers real-time, in vivo physiological information that contributes to understanding the function of the heart. The software is intuitive and allows quick calculations of cardiac function and structure. With resolution down to 30 µm, you can even see intima media thickness to quantify vascular and valvular disease.
The Unique Configuration of the Vevo 1100 Includes the Following Features:
Additional options include:
- Vevo Imaging Station for stabilization of the transducer and subject animal
- Includes ECG, heart rate, respiration and temperature monitoring
- Leasing options available
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