Delypse
Ultrasound image and measurement transfer software for fetal sonographers and obstetric practitioners
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Delypse
Délypse develops software for fetal ultrasound. Délypse-Images retrieves ultrasound images and formats them for booklet printing; Délypse-Transfer imports measurements and images into ultrasound reporting software.
Its customers are ultrasound practitioners, including obstetric and gynecological professionals. The company is based in Voiron, France, and serves practitioners throughout France. It was founded in 2017.
Product: Software for organizing and printing ultrasound images and transferring measurements and images into reporting systems.
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