UMI, Toshiba partner to sell ultrasound systems in the U.S.

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To meet the increased need for advanced ultrasound equipment, Toshiba America Medical Systems, Inc. has partnered with United Medical Instruments (UMI), a worldwide provider of new and pre-owned ultrasound systems, parts and transducers, to sell Toshiba's ultrasound systems to the private physician office and clinic market in the U.S.

"The private office space has a growing need for advanced ultrasound solutions, especially for musculoskeletal applications," said Tomohiro Hasegawa, director, Ultrasound Business Unit, Toshiba. "Toshiba's ultrasound systems offer cutting-edge visualization features with breakthrough technology, and we are looking forward to making a tremendous impact in the office market."

Under this agreement, UMI will act as distributor of Toshiba's ultrasound product line to the office market. With more than 20 sales and applications specialists throughout the U.S., UMI will provide private physicians greater access to Toshiba ultrasound systems and solutions.

"We are excited to represent the Toshiba line of ultrasound equipment to private-practice physicians and look forward to providing solutions for the OB/GYN, musculoskeletal, vein and pain management markets," said Mansoor Ghanavati, president and CEO, UMI. "The innovative ultrasound solutions from Toshiba provide an excellent opportunity for physicians looking to take their practice to the next level."

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