Samsung Ultrasound System - Medison SonoAce R7 Machine (+) HL5-12EDN (LINEAR) C7F2 Transducer This ultrasound board is designed

Name: Samsung Ultrasound System - Medison SonoAce R7 Machine (+) HL5-12EDN (LINEAR) C7F2 Transducer This ultrasound board is designed
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SKU: 59026090847
Price: 20604.13 USD
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Rating: 4.423 (24 reviews)

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Samsung Ultrasound System Medison SonoAce R7 Machine (+) HL5 12EDN (LINEAR) C7F2 Transducer This ultrasound board is designed This ultrasound board is designed to withstand the demands of medical environments Model: 1p7846681 Condition:Seller refurbished : An item that has been restored to working order by the eBay seller or a third party not approved by the manufacturer Seller Notes:âIN GREAT CONDITION KPI REFURBISHED in 2017â

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