Welcome to Hitachi Medical Systems Europe - former Aloka Holding Europe website
Aloka Holding Europe AG, Switzerland, a former subsidiary of Hitachi Aloka Medical Ltd., was legally integrated into Hitachi Medical Systems Europe Holding AG, Switzerland, on 1 December 2011. Hitachi Medical Systems Europe Holding AG is a subsidiary of Hitachi Medical Corporation and Hitachi Aloka Medical Ltd., both based in Tokyo, Japan. The two entities will combine their broad experience and knowledge, synergizing the expertise and talents on both sides to offer their customers an even more attractive range of medical ultrasound solutions. Aloka has an exceptional history as an innovator in ultrasound and is renowned for high-quality ultrasound systems and support. Combining both product lines will allow them to broaden the participation and penetration of this large and diverse market.
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ProSound
Ultrasound Systems
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ProSound Alpha 7cv
The ProSound Alpha 7cv is a diagnostic cardiovascular ultrasound system that contradicts the thought that high-performance systems are large. It inherits the proven technologies and functions of Hitachi Aloka’s... [more]
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Medical Applications
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Surgery
Hitachi Aloka introduced the first commercially available ultrasound system in 1960, developed the first electronic linear array scanning system in 1971, and introduced the world to color Doppler in... [more]
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Technologies
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Women's Healthcare Diagnostic Tools
Hitachi Aloka is proud of the reputation we’ve built as an industry leader in Women’s Imaging. Known for our unparalleled image quality, superior system reliability and intuitive use of cutting edge... [more]
What our customers say
Vascular : e-Tracking
Determination of the endothelial function provide indisputable information in the individual staging of the "vascular patient's age". Ultrasound methods based on echo-tracking technology, such as Hitachi Aloka's eTRACKING technology, provide a unique, precise and reliable tool.
Prof. Leftheriotis G, MD, PhD. University Hospital Angers, France
