DUS Sale Inc.

DUS Sale Inc. DUS Sales Inc. is a service-first provider of diagnostic ultrasound systems, repairs, and support.

We help healthcare providers move faster, scan smarter, and save more with trusted technology and unmatched customer care.

The V8's "V" stands for versatile, and Samsung built the feature set to earn it.S-Shearwave for tissue stiffness in radi...
09/04/2026

The V8's "V" stands for versatile, and Samsung built the feature set to earn it.

S-Shearwave for tissue stiffness in radiology. S-Fusion to align ultrasound with a prior MRI, reconstructed in the corresponding plane. NerveTrack — FDA-cleared as an AI medical device — for MSK. UterineAssist for OB/GYN measurement.

All on Crystal Architecture, with a 23.8-inch LED monitor and a 14-inch touch panel.

If four departments share one cart, this is the conversation to have. Ask us which configuration actually holds up.

Ask any sonographer with fifteen years in what hurts. They will tell you the wrist, then the shoulder.Samsung built the ...
09/03/2026

Ask any sonographer with fifteen years in what hurts. They will tell you the wrist, then the shoulder.

Samsung built the R20 around that. Honeycomb-structure cables cut transducer weight. Flexible cabling follows the operator's motion instead of pulling against it. A 27-inch OLED display and a touch interface you configure once. The ergonomic design was independently evaluated, not self-certified.

Plus over a dozen AI-powered tools — Live LiverAssist, NerveTrack, Panoramic+ — on Samsung's Advanced Imaging Engine and Crystal Architecture.

Cleared by the FDA in 2024, shown at RSNA 2025. Available through DUS now.

09/02/2026

How to Speed Up Your Ultrasound Equipment Repair

When your ultrasound system goes down, every minute matters. The more information you can provide your service engineer, the faster they can diagnose the problem and get your equipment back up and running.

Here are a few simple steps that can make a big difference:

📸 Take a Photo of Any Error Message
If an error appears on the screen, take a picture before it disappears. Error codes provide valuable clues that help engineers identify the issue before they even arrive.

🕒 Record the Date and Time
Knowing exactly when the problem occurred allows engineers to match error logs and identify patterns that may point to the root cause.

🩺 Document What You Were Doing
What exam were you performing? Which probe and preset were you using? The more context you provide, the easier it is to reproduce and diagnose the issue.

🏥 Note Anything Unusual
Did you hear strange noises? Was the room unusually hot? Were there power fluctuations or construction nearby? Environmental factors can often explain intermittent equipment problems.

📝 Write It Down
Keeping a simple notebook or service log ensures nothing gets forgotten—especially if the person reporting the issue won't be there when the engineer arrives.

The better the information, the faster the diagnosis. A few minutes spent documenting the issue can save hours of downtime and help your service engineer resolve the problem more efficiently.

Need expert ultrasound service and support?

📞 Call DUS Sales Inc. at 1 (800) 613-9135
🌐 Visit dxuss.com

09/01/2026

The #1 Cleaning Product That Could Be Damaging Your Ultrasound Probe

Keeping your ultrasound probes clean is essential—but using the wrong cleaning product could be shortening their lifespan.

One of the most common culprits? Alcohol.

While alcohol is widely used because it dries quickly, that same property can have unintended consequences. Over time, repeated exposure may dry out the rubber and materials around the probe lens, increasing the likelihood of cracking, chipping, or premature wear.

A simple habit can help.

If your cleaning protocol includes alcohol, follow up by wiping the probe with a clean, warm, damp cloth to help remove any remaining alcohol from the surface. This small step may help extend the life of your transducer while maintaining proper probe care.

Your ultrasound probe is one of the most valuable components of your imaging system. Taking a few extra seconds after each exam can help protect your investment and reduce unnecessary repair costs.

Have questions about transducer care, cleaning best practices, or preventative maintenance?

📞 Call DUS Sales Inc. at 1 (800) 613-9135
🌐 Visit dxuss.com

08/31/2026

Did you know the way you remove ultrasound gel can actually affect the life of your transducer?

Most people focus on applying gel—but proper removal is just as important.

Years ago, blue ultrasound gel was common, but over time clinicians discovered the dye could discolor transducers after repeated use. That's one reason clear ultrasound gel has become the industry standard.

When it's time to clean your probe, start with a **warm, damp cloth** to gently remove the gel. If disinfection is required, follow with a manufacturer-approved disinfectant or cleaning wipe. Once the probe has been disinfected, wipe away any remaining cleaning solution according to your facility's protocol and the manufacturer's recommendations.

These simple steps can help protect the probe lens, preserve image quality, and extend the life of one of the most valuable components of your ultrasound system.

A little preventative care today can help prevent expensive repairs tomorrow.

Have questions about probe care, cleaning best practices, or preventative maintenance? Our field service engineers are here to help.

📞 Call DUS Sales Inc. at 1 (800) 613-9135
🌐 Visit dxuss.com

Most service stories start with a voicemail that never gets returned. Ours starts with Kim.Kim Haffler coordinates inven...
08/28/2026

Most service stories start with a voicemail that never gets returned. Ours starts with Kim.

Kim Haffler coordinates inventory and service at DUS — the loaner that ships before your system leaves, the engineer routed to you instead of the next town, the probe pulled from the shelf while you are still on the call.

"Service-first" is not a slogan you can post. It is a person whose whole job is making sure the promise holds on a Tuesday afternoon in the middle of a full schedule.

Call us: 1 (800) 613-9135

Most ultrasound systems come with training.Very few come with an educator like Annmarie Lobdell.Annmarie has trained hun...
08/27/2026

Most ultrasound systems come with training.

Very few come with an educator like Annmarie Lobdell.

Annmarie has trained hundreds of physicians, sonographers, and clinical teams across the country.

MHS, RDMS, RDCS, RVT—credentialed across vascular, cardiac, and general ultrasound—she serves as DUS Sales Inc.'s Director of Clinical Applications, leading the hands-on clinical education that comes with every ultrasound system we deliver.

Her training isn't generic. It's customized to your workflow, your protocols, and how your team actually scans—helping practices unlock the full capability of their equipment instead of using only a fraction of its potential.

Beyond in-person education, Annmarie also leads DUS's growing digital education platform, developing webinars, Whiteboard Wednesdays, remote training sessions, and educational content that helps clinicians continue learning long after installation day.

Whether you're a new sonographer, an experienced physician, or an entire clinical team, you'll gain practical insights from someone who understands both the clinical and technical side of ultrasound.

Follow DUS Sales for weekly educational content, subscribe to our training resources, and connect with Annmarie to continue learning from one of the industry's most experienced clinical educators.

📞 1 (800) 613-9135
🌐 dxuss.com

Newest addition to the DUS floor: the Mindray Resona i9T.Premium platform, and one of the systems we get asked about mos...
08/27/2026

Newest addition to the DUS floor: the Mindray Resona i9T.

Premium platform, and one of the systems we get asked about most by practices who have outgrown their current cart but are not ready for a hospital-tier price.

Available new or certified pre-owned. Every pre-owned system is inspected and guaranteed to clinical performance standards before it ships.

Full spec sheet on the site — link in bio.

The strongest argument for the Q10 is not a spec. It is that your staff already knows how to use it.The Q10's touchscree...
08/26/2026

The strongest argument for the Q10 is not a spec. It is that your staff already knows how to use it.

The Q10's touchscreen interface is identical to the R20's, so moving from the main suite to the bedside means no relearning and no hesitation during a guided procedure.

Built for real conditions: sealed keyboard, IP22-rated water-resistant control panel, smooth wipe-down surfaces. Monitor tilts 20° to 60° whether you are standing over a patient or sitting to chart. MirrorTouch mirrors full system control to a secondary touch screen — useful when you cannot be at the panel. And the button probe puts depth, gain and capture on the transducer itself.

Pair it with an R20 and your department has one interface from suite to bedside.

08/26/2026

Understanding ultrasound isn't just about what you see on the screen—it's about knowing which imaging mode gives you the answers you need.

Every ultrasound exam begins in **B-Mode (Brightness Mode)**, the grayscale image that allows clinicians to evaluate anatomy. Different tissues appear in different shades of gray, while fluid-filled structures appear black. This is the foundation for assessing organ size, structure, and tissue characteristics.

When it's time to evaluate blood flow, Color Doppler comes into play. Color Doppler displays the direction of blood flow within vessels, helping clinicians assess circulation and identify abnormalities. Understanding the color scale is especially important during vascular studies, such as carotid ultrasound examinations.

To measure **how fast blood is moving**, clinicians use **Pulsed Wave Doppler**. This mode samples a specific location within a vessel and provides velocity information that helps evaluate blood flow and detect narrowing or other vascular conditions.

For high-velocity blood flow, particularly in cardiac imaging, Continuous Wave Doppler is the preferred tool. Instead of measuring one small point, it samples along the entire ultrasound beam, allowing clinicians to accurately assess faster-moving blood.

Finally, Tissue Doppler Imaging (TDI) measures the movement of heart muscle rather than blood flow. It has become an important part of modern echocardiography, providing valuable information that helps evaluate heart function, including signs of diastolic dysfunction.

Choosing the right ultrasound mode at the right time is what transforms an image into meaningful clinical information.

Want to learn more about ultrasound technology or improve your clinical imaging skills? The experts at DUS Sales provide hands-on education, clinical training, and ongoing support to help your team get the most from every scan.

📞 Call DUS Sales Inc. at 1 (800) 613-9135
🌐 Visit dxuss.com

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