G3S Probe Collector - RoHS Version
| 5499956 | |
| Ultrasound | |
| All Probes | |
| GE HealthCare | Exchange - Return Defective |
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Features
- Patient and user comfort
- High precision in dimensional measurement
- Compact design
- Can be used for Adult Cardiac, Abdomen
Product Overview
The G3S Probe Collector helps you achieve strong performance on every examination. This probe is used in the Vscan Extend device which is an ultrasonic imaging system. This transducer comes under Phased array probe transducer category. The phased array system can sweep a sound beam through a range of refracted angles or along linear path or focus at a number of different paths which helps in both flexibility and capability in the inspection areas. This probe is specially designed and utilized to diagnose Adult Cardiac, Abdomen applications, OB/GYN, urology, fetal, evaluation presence of the fluid, imaging guidance for Needle/catheter placement, peripheral vascular Imaging (e.g. arteries and veins), Thoracic/lung (e.g. pleural motion/sliding, line artifacts), adult cephalic, and pediatrics. The transducer is used to pick up the reflected waves from the organ location and send them to a computer. Then, this computer transforms this reflected wave into an image. Each and every part in the transducer assembly is manufactured using high precision techniques which helps to achieve a very good surface finish as well as good product consistency. The design has been made with patient and user comfort in mind, to help reduce stress without compromising diagnostic performance.
