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Product Description
Mindray Vetus E7 Veterinary Ultrasound System – Hand-Carried Animal Imaging
The Mindray Vetus E7 veterinary ultrasound system is a compact, hand-carried ultrasound platform designed specifically for veterinary practices. Built for challenging clinical environments, the Vetus E7 combines a sealed touchpad, durable construction, advanced imaging performance, and easy mobility to support efficient animal imaging in exam rooms, treatment areas, and mobile veterinary workflows.
Powered by Mindray ZONE Sonography Technology+, the Vetus E7 delivers advanced imaging capabilities in a portable laptop-style system. Its 3 kg main unit and 44 mm thin profile make it easy to carry, while the optional cart adds battery support, storage, cable management, and height adjustment for busy veterinary facilities.
Key Features of the Mindray Vetus E7
Veterinary-Focused Ultrasound Platform
The Vetus E7 is designed for animal care environments, giving veterinarians a portable ultrasound system built around veterinary imaging needs.
Lightweight Hand-Carried Design
With a 3 kg main unit and 44 mm thickness, the Vetus E7 is designed to be thin, light, and easy to move between scanning locations.
ZONE Sonography Technology+
ZST+ powers the Vetus E7 with advanced imaging capabilities in a compact portable platform.
Protective Design for Veterinary Practice
The system includes a seamless touch interface, sealed touchpad, and durable construction designed to resist buildup, cleaning, disinfection, corrosion, and harsh cleaning agents.
Cart-Based Workflow Options
The cart includes a medical-grade magnetic power socket, external battery status display, U-Bank battery support for up to 8 hours of continuous scanning, cable management, specialized transducer holder, storage baskets, and expanded height adjustment.
Clinical Imaging Versatility
The brochure shows veterinary imaging examples including hepatobiliary imaging, renal blood flow, spleen, papillary muscle, color Doppler of the left ventricle, TVI, TVM, and TDIQA.
Ideal Veterinary Applications
The Mindray Vetus E7 is well suited for:
- Small animal ultrasound
- Abdominal imaging
- Cardiac imaging
- Vascular imaging
- Hepatobiliary exams
- Renal and spleen imaging
- Veterinary Doppler studies
- Mobile and in-clinic veterinary scanning
Why Choose the Mindray Vetus E7?
The Vetus E7 is a strong choice for veterinary practices that need portable ultrasound performance in a durable, animal-care-focused design. Its lightweight laptop platform, ZST+ imaging, sealed controls, disinfection-resistant construction, and cart-based extended battery support make it practical for both everyday veterinary exams and advanced diagnostic workflows.
Key Benefits
- Hand-carried veterinary ultrasound system
- 3 kg lightweight main unit
- 44 mm thin profile
- ZONE Sonography Technology+
- Sealed touchpad and touch interface
- Durable disinfection-resistant design
- Optional cart with U-Bank battery support
- Up to 8 hours continuous scanning with cart battery configuration
- Veterinary abdominal, cardiac, vascular, and Doppler imaging support
Specifications
FAQs
The Mindray Vetus E7 is a hand-carried veterinary ultrasound system designed for animal imaging. It combines portable laptop-style design, ZST+ imaging technology, and a veterinary-focused interface for efficient diagnostic exams
What animals can the Vetus E7 be used for?The Vetus E7 is built for veterinary imaging and can support small animal and companion animal exams, including abdominal, cardiac, vascular, and soft tissue studies. The brochure shows example images including hepatobiliary imaging, renal blood flow, spleen, papillary muscle, LV color Doppler, TVI, TVM, and TDIQA.
Why would a veterinary practice choose the Mindray Vetus E7?A veterinary practice may choose the Mindray Vetus E7 when it needs a portable veterinary ultrasound system with strong imaging performance, ZST+ technology, cardiac and abdominal capability, durable disinfection-resistant design, and optional cart-based battery support for all-day scanning.