Esaote provides US scanners to Olympics

AuntMinnieEurope.com staff writers
Aug 7, 2008

Italian ultrasound firm Esaote said that its MyLab 70 XVision ultrasound scanners will be used at the Olympic Games in Beijing.

The systems will be employed by doctors at the National Institute for Sport and Physical Education (INSEP) supporting the French national team, according to the Genoa-based firm.

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