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Multiple problems can arise when you try to connect a DVD-Recorder and Monitor to your ultrasound machine. With a little understanding of video, DVD-Recorders, and the process, this can become a less daunting procedure.

As with other SonoSite ultrasound machines, there is not a considerable amount of customizations that can be made on the SonoSite Edge. For the most part, what you see is what you get. However, there typically are some things you’ll want to do to set your machine to your own preferences. This is also the video you’ll want to watch to learn about connectivity to a Network or DICOM server.

The SonoSite Edge has CW/PW/Color/Power Doppler modes as a fully shared service ultrasound machine. Part 3 of this series discusses how to use the various Doppler modes with this portable ultrasound machine.

Part 1 of the SonoSite Edge ultrasound training series provides an overview of the ultrasound machine and an introduction to how it works. While the SonoSite Edge ultrasound is relatively easy-to-use, most folks benefit from viewing these videos and finding some hidden gems.

The SonoSite Edge operates very similarly to its sibling products the M-Turbo and the MicroMaxx, but there are a few differences in the system and how it operates. For those who are familiar with the M-Turbo or MicroMaxx system, they’ll feel at home with the Edge.

This is a 3-part series of ultrasound training/knobology on the SonoSite NanoMaxx handheld ultrasound machine.