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GE Voluson S8 Ultrasound Machine


The GE Voluson S8 is a high-end women’s health 4D ultrasound machine. Its price range and features are in-between the Voluson E8 and the Voluson S6, and the avearage cost of a Voluson S8 ultrasound is between $16,000 and $26,000, depending on the probes it includes, the system’s age and condition, as well as optimal features like HDLive. While the Voluson S8 looks identical to the Voluson S6, and the two systems even use most of the same transducers, the Voluson S8 offers about twice as many channels. This produces a significant advantage in image quality. The Voluson S8 uses the same cost-effective RS transducers as the GE Voluson i portable ultrasound and offers nearly the same imaging quality as the Voluson E8, but at a lower price and with a much smaller and lighter construction. Like other GE Voluson Series ultrasounds, the Voluson S8 is designed for women’s health applications, especially obstetrics, gynecology, and fertility. Secondary applications include general imaging, adult and pediatric cardiology, and neonatal cardiology. However, if you’re looking for shared service capabilities, you should consider the GE Logiq S8 instead. Browse below to learn more about the GE Voluson S8 ultrasound, or contact us today to discuss purchasing this system.

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Overview

GE Voluson S8 Application Training

Ultrasound Supply employs on-staff sonographers who can provide you with onsite applications training for the Voluson S8 at a set training price plus travel costs.

Service Options for Voluson S8 Ultrasounds

Free technical support is available during the installation phase and over the course of your system’s standard limited warranty. Technical support is also available after the warranty period at an hourly cost per issue.

GE Voluson S8 Maintenance Recommendations

Ultrasound Supply recommends using a surge protector and a dedicated power outlet when using the Voluson S8. Probes should be properly disinfected after every use with a disinfectant wipe that won’t damage the lens; for tips, review this probe disinfecting article from our parent company, Probo Medical.

Dimensions & Weight of the Voluson S8

Height: (adjustable, maximum) 1725 mm (67.9 in), (minimum) 975 mm (38.4 in)
Width: 620 mm (24.4 in)
Depth: 850 mm (33.4 in)
Weight: (no Peripherals) 90 kg (198 lbs.), approx. 325 lbs. with packaging

Voluson S8 Specifications

Digital Beamformer
335,127 system processing channel technology
Minimum Depth of Field: 0-1 cm (Zoom, probe dependent)
Maximum Depth of Field: 0-36 cm (probe dependent)
Up to 261 dB Dynamic Range adjustable by selecting 12 Dynamic Contrast Curves

Electrical Output of the Voluson S8

Voltage: 100-120VAC, 220-240VAC
Frequency: 50/60 Hz (+/-2%)
Power consumption: Nominal 900VA including all options. Typical power consumption with 500VA load approx. 1.75A at 230V/50Hz without peripherals.
Thermal Output: 1200 BTU/h

Revisions

GE Voluson S8 Revisions: BT11 to Present

GE first launched the Voluson S8 in 2011 and designated it as the BT11. The “BT” abbreviation for ultrasounds stands for “Break Through,” and the number (such as 11) designates the year in which the version was launched. The follow-up version, the Voluson S8 BT12, was launched in 2012. The Voluson S8 BT12 improved the image quality but kept the same feature set. Two years later, the GE Voluson S8 BT14 added HDLive as a hardware upgrade option, which improved 3D/4D image quality. This option requires different hardware than the non-HDLive versions of the Voluson S8. Current Voluson S8 versions have such features as a cellular modem kit and MMS/email connectivity. Ultrasound Supply recommends buying a Voluson S8 version of BT14 or higher, preferably with HDLive, because this new technology has become the industry standard.

All revisions of the GE Voluson S8

GE Voluson S8 (BT11)
GE Voluson S8 (BT12)
GE Voluson S8 (BT14)
GE Voluson S8 (BT15)

Popular configurations of the Voluson S8 in 2016

  • GE Voluson S8 (BT12) with 3 transducers

RAB4-8-RS 4D Convex

4C-RS 2D Convex

E8C-RS 2D Endovaginal

Probes

All GE Voluson S8 probes / transducers

4D Convex RAB2-5-RS [ 1 – 5 MHz ] 192 elements, 46mm, max scanning depth 30cm
4D Convex RAB2-6-RS [ 2 – 6 MHz ] 192 elements, 46mm, max depth 26cm
4D Convex RAB4-8-RS [ 2 – 8 MHz ] 192 elements, 46mm, max scanning depth 26cm
4D Endocavitary RIC5-9W-RS [ 4 – 9 MHz ] 192 elements, 11.6mm, max scanning depth 16cm

Endocavitary E8C-RS [ 4 – 10 MHz ] 128 elements, 10.7mm, max scanning depth 16cm

Convex C1-5-RS [ 2 – 5 MHz ] 192 elements, 56.1mm, max scanning depth 30cm
Convex 4C-RS [ 2 – 5 MHz ] 128 elements, 60.0mm, max scanning depth 30cm
Convex AB2-7-RS [ 2 – 8 MHz ] 192 elements, 40.0mm, max scanning depth 28cm
Microconvex 8C-RS [ 4 – 10 MHz ] 128 elements, 10.7mm, max scanning depth 16cm

Linear 12L-RS [ 4 – 12 MHz ] 192 elements, 37mm FOV, max scanning depth 8cm
Linear 9L-RS [ 3 – 8 MHz ] 192 elements, 37mm FOV, max scanning depth 14cm
Linear Matrix ML6-15-RS [ 4 – 13 MHz ] 336 elements, 50mm FOV, max scanning depth 12cm

Cardiac sector 3Sc-RS [ 1 – 4 MHz ] 64 elements, 50° FOV, max scanning depth 24cm
Pediatric cardiac sector 12S-RS [ 5 – 11 MHz ]18mm footprint, max scanning depth 12cm

Pencil Transducer P2D [ 2 MHz ] CW Split Crystal

Advanced Voluson S8 transducers: 4D and Matrix

The Voluson S8 supports a wide range of 2D and 3D probes that help medical professional obtain great images, especially in the first trimester and in complex gynecological exams. The Voluson S8 supports four mechanical 4D transducers; 3 convex and 1 endocavitary. The advanced C1-5-RS convex offers exceptional 2D imaging. The ML6-15-RS linear probe features matrix technology for breast imaging and provides excellent spatial resolution and image uniformity in a 50 mm footprint that reduces the number of passes needed in a breast exam.

Popular GE Voluson S8 transducers

The RAB4-8-RS 4D convex gives the broadest range of penetration. The E8C-RS endocavitary and 12L-RS are both inexpensive and are popular on a wide variety of GE systems. The RIC5-9W-RS is the only 4D transducer on the Voluson S8 that offers elastography. The C1-5-RS convex is popular for 2D imaging as it offers a wider bandwidth and superior imaging.

Competitors

Voluson S8 comparison with other GE ultrasound machines

The Voluson S8 was created as a brand new design to provide a less-expensive, smaller alternative to the popular Voluson E8 and does not replace a previous model. Both the Voluson S8 and the Voluson E8 have many of the same features, and HD live was even added as an option on later models of the S8. The main differences are the transducers used and the number of channels. The S8 cuts costs by reducing both. The Voluson S8 was created at the same time as the less expensive Voluson S6. Both use the same probes and look identical on the outside. The Voluson S6 does not have access to 2 of the advanced probes of the S8, namely the more advanced C5-1-RS convex and the ML6-15-RS matrix linear. The Voluson S6 also has half the channels of he Voluson S8 so there is a significant difference in image quality. The Logiq S8 looks identical to the Voluson S8 on the outside but offers a broader set of transducers and support for all cardiac applications and should be considered by those not specializing in women’s health and 4D. The Logiq S8’s price point is identical to the Voluson S8.

GE Voluson S8 vs E6

The GE Voluson E6 looks nearly identical to the more expensive Voluson E8, but has half the channels. In price and image quality it is nearly identical to the Voluson S8. The S8 is a newer design and has a smaller size and weight. However the Voluson E6 can use the same transducers as the E8. These transducers offer better image quality and a wider range of transducers but at a higher price. So when choosing between the Voluson S8 and E6, it comes down to 2 choices; do you prioritize smaller size and a lower probe price? If so then the Voluson S8 is a better choice. Or if you want more transducer options and slight edge in image quality from those same advanced transducers then choose the Voluson E6. Remember to look at which revision of the E6 you are considering as there is a much larger difference between the features of the E6 over the years where as the Voluson S8 has relatively few changes from BT11 to BT15.

Other brands competing with the GE Voluson S8

The Samsung Accuvix A30 and Philips Affiniti 70 are the closest competitors to the Voluson S8 in the high-end price segment. The Accuvix A30 offers very close competition in 4D imaging while the Affiniti 70 offers even better 2D image quality but poorer 4D options. The Accuvix A30 is a more close competitor to the Logiq S8 as it focuses on both women’s health and general imaging while the Affiniti 70 is a true shared service system with excellent imaging for cardiovascular applications as well.

Philips Affiniti 70 Ultrasound Machine
Philips Affiniti 70 Ultrasound Machine
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AVAILABILITY: In stock


The Philips Affiniti 70 is a high-end shared-service ultrasound machine that was developed in 2014 based on the premium EPIQ 7. The Affiniti 70 looks nearly identical to the EPIQ 7 and EPIQ 5 and offers many of the same features, including single crystal PureWave transducers. The Philips Affiniti 70 also has many of the same technologies as the EPIQ series ultrasounds, including the QLAB onboard quantification set and ShareWave elastography. A unique feature of the Affiniti 70 is that it offers ShearWave. As a shared service ultrasound machine, the Affiniti 70 excels at cardiology as well as women’s health, vascular and radiology ultrasound applications. Philips ultrasounds are most well known for their cardiac imaging superiority, but the Philips Affiniti 70 also features high image quality for its price level. An alternative system at a lower price point is the Affiniti 50, although only the Affiniti 70 has the PureWave transducers and ShearWave Elastography. Scroll below for additional details and specifications on the Affiniti 70, or contact us today for more information.

GE Voluson S6 Ultrasound Machine
GE Voluson S6 Ultrasound Machine
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AVAILABILITY: In stock


The GE Voluson S6 is a midrange 4D OB/GYN ultrasound machine that shares some transducers with the Voluson-i portable. It is the replacement for the Voluson 730 pro and is much smaller and lighter than any other Voluson console. This together with a battery allow it to easily be wheeled from room to room without rebooting. The Voluson S6 is a lower priced version of the Voluson S8 with less features and probes, but the two look nearly identical. On average, a refurbished GE Voluson S6 costs between $15,000 and $40,000, depending on the transducers included as well as the age, condition, and history of use of the system but our systems start at $15,000.

$19,800.00

AVAILABILITY: In stock

$19,800.00

The GE Voluson E6 is a high-end 4D OB/GYN ultrasound machine. The Voluson E6 is a slightly scaled down version of GE’s popular Voluson E8, and from the outside, the two ultrasounds look identical. The Voluson E6 continues GE’s focus on women’s health and 4D imaging, although with fewer features than the Voluson E8 and at a lower price point. On average, a refurbished GE Voluson E6 costs between $10,000 and $20,000, depending on the transducers included as well as the age, condition, and history of use of the system. Scroll below to view the specs and applications for the Voluson E6, or contact us today to purchase this ultrasound for your practice.

$22,200.00

AVAILABILITY: In stock

$22,200.00


The GE Logiq S8 is a high-end multi-purpose ultrasound machine designed for abdominal, vascular, breast, cardiac, small parts, 4D, obstetrics, gynecology, neonatal, pediatrics, urology and transcranial applications. The Logiq S8 is extremely light and compact and looks visually very similar to the Voluson S8, Voluson S6 and Logiq S7. The Logiq S8 is the replacement to the popular Logiq 7.

Features

GE Voluson S8 Features:

These are features that are standard on the Voluson S8 BT12.

19” High-Resolution TFT LCD Monitor
Innovative user interface with onscreen menus
3 Active Probe Port
3D/4D Mode
4D Biopsy
HD-Flow
Automatic Tissue Optimization
Coded Excitation (CE)
Coded Harmonic Imaging with Pulse Inversion Technology
Tissue Doppler
Advanced SRI
CrossXBeam CRI
SonoNT
B Mode only
B + Power Doppler Mode
B + CFM Doppler Mode
B + HD-Flow Mode
B + CRI
B + CRI + CFM
B + CRI + PD
B + CRI + HD-Flow
B + B-Flow
Focus & Frequency Composite (FFC)
Inversion mode
High Resolution Zoom
Pan Zoom
SonoRenderStart
Steering
Tomographic Ultrasound Imaging (TUI)
Virtual Convex
VOCAL
Wide Angle on endovaginal probes
Beta-View
Patient information database
Image Archive on hard drive
3D/4D data compression (lossy/lossless)
Real-time automatic Doppler calculations
OB Measurement, Calculations & Reports
GYN Measurement, Calculations & Reports
Vascular Measurement, Calculations & Reports
Cardio Measurement, Calculations & Reports
Abdominal Measurement, Calculations & Reports
Small-Parts Measurement, Calculations & Reports
Urology Measurement, Calculations & Reports
Pediatrics Measurement, Calculations & Reports
Musculoskeletal Measurement, Calculations & Reports
Neurology Measurement, Calculations & Reports
Multigestational Calculations and Fetal Trending
CINE Memory: 140MB; up to 7,000 frames, Dual/Quad Display, Review Loop and speed
Integrated HD (500 GB)

GE Voluson S8 technology definitions:

4D Biopsy: For minimally invasive procedures like biopsies, ultrasound is a widely used method to visualize and guide the needle. 4D biopsy allows for real time control of the biopsy needle in s 3D multi-planar display. The Voluson S8 with 4D Biopsy shows the region of interest in three perpendicular planes (longitudinal, transversal and frontal sections) and can guide the biopsy needle accurately into the center of the lesion.

CE: Coded Excitation improves image resolution and penetration in the far field on the Voluson S8. This allows the user to scan at higher frequencies on technically difficult patients.

Advanced SRI: A nonlinear diffusion filtering technique that improves image quality in real time by reducing speckles. Available in all B-mode imaging on any probe compatible with the Voluson S8.

CrossXBeam CRI: This technology is borrowed from the E8. It is compound resolution imaging used to improve border and image clarity the Voluson S8.

SonoNT: Allows for semi-automatic Nuchal Translucency measurements.

FFC: Focus and Frequency Composite is a Voluson S8 technology that utilizes two different transmission frequencies and two different focal ranges in the 2D image. This function combines a low frequency to increase the penetration and higher frequency to keep the resolution high. It reduces speckles and artifacts in the 2D image to facilitate the examination of difficult-to-scan patients.

SonoRender Start: This technology on the Voluson S8 speeds up the acquisition of the fetal face in 4D.

TUI: This is a new visualization mode for 3D and 4D data sets on the Voluson S8. The data is presented as slices through the data set which are parallel to each other. An overview image, which is orthogonal to the parallel slices, shows which parts of the volume are displayed in the parallel planes. This method of visualization is consistent with the way other medical systems such as CT or MRI, present the data to the user. The distance between the different planes can be adjusted to the requirements of the given data set. In addition it is possible to set the number of planes. The planes and the overview image can also be printed to a DICOM printer, for easier comparison
of the ultrasound data with CT and/or MRI data.

VOCAL: Imaging program opens up completely new possibilities in cancer diagnosis, therapy
planning and follow-up therapy control. It offers different functions: Manual or Semi automatic Contour detection of structures (such as tumor lesion, cyst,prostate, etc.) and subsequent volume calculation. The accuracy of the process can be visually controlled by the examiner in a multi-planar display. A virtual shell can be specified around the contour of the lesion. The wall thickness of the shell can be defined. The shell can be imagined as a layer of tissue around the lesion, where the tumor vascularization takes place. Automatic calculation of the vascularization within the shell by 3D color histogram by comparing the number of color voxels to the number of grayscale voxels.

Beta View: allows the adjustment of the Volume O-Axis position of 3D
probes in 2D mode. The green line in the displayed symbol indicates the position of
the acoustic block. + and – defines the corresponding sweep direction on the Touch
screen.

Accessories

GE Voluson S8 Accessories

Sony UPD-897MD Digital Black & white thermal printer
Sony UPD-898MD Digital Black & white thermal printer
Sony UPX-898MD Digital Black & white thermal printer
Sony UPD-25MD Digital Color thermal printer
Mitsubishi P95DW Digital Black & white thermal printer
Mitsubishi CP30DW Digital Color thermal printer
Sony DVO-1000 DVD Recorder
CIVCO disposable biopsy guides (for Convex, Linear and Endo-cavity transducers)

Voluson S8 Supplies

Aquasonic ultrasound gel
Sono ultrasound wipes
Sony UPP-110HG thermal printing paper
Sony UPC-21L color thermal printing pack
Mitsubishi CK30L printing paper
Mitsubishi K95HG high gloss thermal printing paper

GE Voluson S8 ports

3 active transducer ports
3 USB Ports for External Peripherals
2 USB Ports for On-board Peripherals
Ethernet network connection
1 HDMI Out Port
1 Audio Out Port

Options

GE Voluson S8 Options

These are features that are not standard on the Voluson S8 BT12, but which can be added to the configuration for an additional cost.

Static 3D Mode
3D/4D Expert
Advanced VCI
4D View PC Software
B-Flow
Anatomical M-mode
SonoVCAD heart
SonoAVC follicle
SonoVCAD labor
Coded Contrast Imaging
Elastography
4D – Basic STIC:
STIC
STIC + CFM Doppler Mode
STIC + CRI
STIC + CRI + PD
STIC + B-Flow
STIC + Power Doppler Mode
STIC + HD-Flow Mode
STIC + CRI + CFM
STIC + CRI + HD-Flow
VOCAL
DICOM 3.0 Support
Scan Assistant
XTD
ECG Digital Module
CW Module
Integrated Printers:
B/W Printer
Color Printer
DVD Recorder
Bluetooth Line Printer
WLAN network connection
USB Footswitch
Foot switch with programmable functionality
Drawer
DVR
Horiz/Verti TV Holder
Connection Module Report Data
Isolation transformer
Video Convertor

GE Voluson S8 options technology definitions

Advanced VCI: Volume Contrast Imaging on the Voluson S8 utilizes 4D transducers to automatically scan multiple adjacent slices and delivers a real-time display of the ROI. This image results from a special rendering mode consisting of texture and transparency information. VCI improves the contrast resolution and therefore facilitates finding diffuse lesions.

B-Flow: Used for viewing blood flow, for acute thrombosis, parenchymal flow and jets.
It helps to visualize complex hemodynamics and highlights moving blood in tissue.
B-Flow is less angle-dependent, has no velocity aliasing artifacts, displays a full field of view and provides better resolution when compared with Color-Doppler. It is therefore a more realistic and intuitive representation of flow information, allowing visualization of both high and low velocity flow at the same time.

Anatomical M-Mode: On the Voluson S8 this imaging mode displays a distance/time plot from a cursor line, which can be defined freely. The M-Mode display changes according to the motion of the M cursor. In the Dual format, two defined distances can be displayed at the same time. AMM is available in grayscale and color modes (CF, HD Flow, TD).

SonoVCAD Heart: A Volsuon S8 technology that automatically generates a number of views of the fetal heart to make diagnosis easier.

SonoAVC follicle: Automatically detects follicles in a volume of an organ (e.g., ovary) and analyzes their shape and volume. From the calculated volume an average diameter can be calculated. It also lists objects according to their size.

SonoVCAD labor: This Voluson S8 technology allows the user to measure fetal progression during the second stage of labor such as fetal head progression, rotation and direction. Visual evidence and objective data of the labor process are provided. All SonoVCAD labor measurements are automatically added to the worksheet.

Coded Contrast Imaging: This enhances the view of the Fallopian tubes vs. other tissue.

Elastography: Visualization of the stiffness of tissue by assigning color values over B-mode.

STIC: Spatiotemporal Imaging Correlation is a fetal echo provided by the Voluson S8 that visualizes the fetal heart or an artery in static 3D.

VOCAL II: Allows the Voluson S8 to provide cancer diagnosis, therapy planning and follow-up therapy control. It offers contour detection of structures and volume calculation. A virtual shell can be set around the contour of the lesion. VOCAL automatically calculates the vascularization within the shell by 3D color histogram by comparing the number of color voxels to the number of grayscale voxels.

Scan Assistant: Automated step-by-step help for those new to scanning on the Voluson S8.

Imaging Modes

GE Voluson S8 Standard Imaging Modes

2D-Mode
M-Mode
PW Doppler
High PRF Doppler Mode
Color Flow Doppler Mode (CFM)
Power Doppler Mode (PD)
Elastography mode
XTD-Mode
Contrast Agent Mode (Contrast)
M-Color Flow Modes (M/CF, M/HD-Flow, M/TD)
Volume Modes (3D/4D):
4D Real Time
4D Biopsy
Real Time Triplex

Voluson S8 Optional Imaging Modes

CW Doppler Mode (CW)
Anatomical M-Mode
B-Flow Mode (BF)
VCI-A (Advanced Volume Contrast Imaging)
VCI OmniView
STIC
3D Static

Applications

GE Voluson S8 Applications

Applications or Apps are the types of exams or studies that an ultrasound machine can do. More than this if an ultrasound machine supports a specific application it will have calculations, measurement and reporting software included to support those apps and make them useful in a clinical environment.

The GE Voluson S8 offers a broad selection of applications but is focused on OB/GYN and 4D.

Abdominal
Small Parts
Obstetrics
Gynecology
Cardiology
Urology
Vascular
Peripheral Vascular
Pediatrics
Neurology
Musculoskeletal
Breast

Year Launched

2011

Estimated Market Price

high

Monitor

19" LCD

Tilt/Rotate Adjustable Monitor

Yes

Monitor Resolution

1280*1024

Image Size Resolution

960*720

Touch Screen

No

Trackball or Trackpad

Trackball

CP Back-Lighting

Yes

Weight

198 lbs (90 kg)

Probe Ports

3 (w/ 1non active)

Battery

Yes

Boot-Up Time

 

Sleep Mode

No

Maximum Depth of Field

30cm

Minimum Depth of Field

0-2cm

Cart

No

Independent Steer & Lockable Wheels

Yes

2D, M mode

Yes

M-color Flow Mode

Yes

Anatomical M-mode

Yes

Trapezoidal Mode

Yes

Color, Power Angio, Pulse Wave Doppler

Yes

Bi-directional Power

Yes

SCW Doppler

Yes

Tissue Doppler(Velocity) Imaging

Yes

Freehand 3D

Yes

Live 3/4D OB/GYN

Yes

HD Live

Yes

STIC

Yes

Live 3D Echo

No

Stress Echo

No

Strain and Strain Rate

No

B Flow

Yes

Panoramic Imaging

Yes

Contrast Imaging-Cardiac

Yes (not in all countries)

Contrast Imaging - General Imaging

Yes

Strain-based Elastography

Yes

Shear Wave Elastography

No

Tissue Harmonic Imaging

Yes

Spatial Compounding(=CrossXbeam)

Yes

Speckle Reduction (=SRI)

Yes

Auto Image Opt(B mode)

Yes

Auto Image Opt(Doppler)

Yes

Write Zoom

Yes

Triplex Mode

Yes

Needle Enhancement or Needle Recognition

No

Auto NT Measurement

Yes

Auto Follicle 2D Measurement

Yes

Auto Follicle 3D Measurement

Yes

Auto IMT

No

Auto IMT (Real Time)

No

Automated B/M/D Measurement

No

Automated LH Measurement(Automated Function Imaging(AFI), Cardiac Motion Quantification(CMQ), or Auto EF(Ejection Fraction)

No

Live Dual (B/BC) Mode

Yes

SmartExam or Scan Assistant

Yes

Fusion

No

Raw Data File

Yes

Flexible Report

Yes

Barcode Reader

No

Gel Warmer

No

Abdominal

Yes

Women's Health Care

Yes

OB

Yes

Fetal Echo

Yes

Vascular

Yes

TCD(Transcranial)

Yes

Small Parts

Yes

MSK/Anesthesiology

Yes

Pediatrics

Yes

Urology

Yes

Echocardiography_Adult

Yes

Interventional Cardiology

No

Echocardiography_Pediatric

Yes

Echocardiography_Neonate

No

Stress Echocardiography

No

Transesophageal Echo_Adult

No

Transesophageal Echo_Pediatric

No

Internal Medicine w/ Shared Service

Yes

Surgury

No

Interventional Radiology

No

Contrast Imaging_General Imaging

Yes

Contrast Imaging_Cardiac

Yes

Bowel Imaging

Yes

Strain Elastography

Yes

Shear Wave Elastography

No

Convex (1~6Mhz)

Yes

Convex (2~9Mhz)

Yes

Single Crystal Convex (1~6Mhz)

No

Single Crystal Convex (2~9Mhz)

No

Single Crystal Micro Convex

No

2D Arrary 3D Convex

No

Micro Convex (5~8Mhz)

Yes

Single Crystal Endocavity_Straight Type

No

Endocavity_Curved Type

Yes

BiPlane Endo Rectal

No

Biplane Micro Convex (3~10MHz)

 

3D Convex

Yes (2~5)

3D Convex Light Weight

Yes

3D Endocavity

Yes (4~9)

3D Micro Convex

Yes

3D Linear

Yes (6~15)

Linear (>14Mhz)

Yes (ML6-15-RS)

Linear (3~12Mhz)

Yes

Linear (<9Mhz)

Yes

Single Crystal Linear

No

Single Crystal Linear (3~12Mhz)

No

Single Crystal Linear (<9Mhz)

No

Linear 50mm

No

Linear 25mm

No

Hockey stick (<13Mhz)

No

Hockey stick (>13Mhz)

No

T or L shape Intra Operative

No

Laparoscopic

No

Phased Array_Adult

Yes

Single Crystal Phased Array_Adult

No

2D Arrary 3D Phased Array

No

Phased Array_Pediatric

No

Single Crystal Phased Array_Pediatric

No

Phased Array_Neonate

No

ICE

No

TEE_Adult

No

TEE_Pediatric

No

2D Array 3D TEE

No

Pencil CW (2Mhz)

Yes

Pencil CW (5 or 6Mhz)

No

DICOM 3.0

Yes(Option)

DICOM SR_Cardiac

No

DICOM SR_Vascular

Yes

DICOM SR_OB/GYN

Yes

JPEG, WMV, & AVI

Yes

USB

Yes

HDD/SDD

500GB

DVD/CD RW

Yes

Wireless LAN

Yes

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