Philips ClearVue 850 Dimensions and Weight:
• Width:
– Keyboard: 500 mm (19.7 in)
– Caster: 720 mm (28.3 in)
• Depth:
– Maximum: 697 mm (27.4 in)
– Caster: 800 mm (31.5 in)
• Height:
– Maximum: 1412 mm (55.6 in)
• Weight: 56 kg, 123 lbs
Philips ClearVue 850 Specifications:
• Digital beamformer
• Displayed imaging depth: 0 – 33 cm (probe dependent)
• Minimum depth of field: 0 – 2 cm (probe dependent)
• Maximum depth of field: 0 – 33 cm (probe dependent)
• Continuous dynamic receive focus/continuous dynamic receive aperture
• Adjustable dynamic range up to 120 dB
Philips ClearVue 850 Electrical power:
• Nominal input voltage: 100-240 VAC, frequency 50/60 Hz
• Power consumption maximum: 400 VA with peripherals
Philips ClearVue 850 Review:
The ClearVue series share the platform with the rest of the ClearVue series, so by adding options at lower versions the lower version of ClearVue systems can be upgraded to the ClearVue 850. However, considering the cost-efficiency, an initial wise investment in the beginning will save a lot more rather than upgrading the system later. If a user is not buying the system for strain elastography and height adjustable option, the user can choose the lower version as his or her specialty and clinical requirements.
Philips ClearVue 850 Features:
• High-resolution 19″ color LCD monitor
• Fully articulating arm with tilt and swivel
• Four-wheel swivel ability and two-wheel lock brake
• Philips Color Power Angio (CPA)
• Directional Color Power Angio
• M-mode
• Pulsed wave Doppler
• High PRF pulsed wave Doppler
• Continuous wave Doppler
• Freehand 3D
• Color compare mode
• Dual mode
• Duplex for simultaneous 2D and Doppler
• Triplex mode for simultaneous 2D, Dopplerand color or CPA
• 2D optimization signal processing
• Tissue Harmonic Imaging (THI)
• Pulse Inversion Harmonic (PIH)
• Intelligent Doppler
• Reconstructed zoom with pan (read zoom)
• Philips high-definition zoom (write zoom)
• Trapezoidal
• Adaptive Doppler
• Adaptive color Doppler
• 3D Fetal Echo STIC
• 4D Imaging
• Anatomical M-mode
• Auto Face Reveal
• Bardcode Scanner
• CWD
• DICOM Networking
• DICOM Structured Reporting
• Strain Elastography
• FloVue
• Grayscale Freehand 3D
• High Q
• Physio(ECG)
• Pulse Inversion Harmonic Imaging
• QLAB – GI 3DQ
• QLAB – IMT
• Sector Probe
• SonoCT
• Stress Echo
• TDI
• XFOV (Philips Panoramic)
• XRes
• iSCAN 2D
• iSCAN Color / Doppler
• SmartExam
Philips ClearVue 850 Peripherals:
• Sony Digital UP-D711 Termal Printer
• Sony Fixture Kit for Digital UP-D711 Thermal Printer
• Sony Digital UP-D25 Color Thermal Printer
• Sony Digital UP-D897 BW Thermal Printer
• Mitsubishi P93W/E Thermal Printer
• Mitsubishi P95DW Thermal Printer
• USB Footswitch
• USB Memory Stick
• USB three pedals footswitch
• USB ECG Kits (AHA/IEC)
Philips ClearVue 850 Supplies:
• Aquasonic ultrasound gel
• Sono ultrasound wipes
• Sony UPP-110HG thermal printing paper
• Sony UPC-21L color thermal printing pack
• Mitsubishi KP95HG thermal roll paper (new)
• Mitsubishi KP65HM-CE High density thermal paper
Philips ClearVue 850 ports:
• HDMI
• S-Video Output
• Audio steteo Output
• 10BaseT, 100BaseT, or 1000BaseT ethernet output
• USB (3x)
Philips ClearVue 850 image storage:
• Storage formats: DICOM – Compressed /uncompressed, single/multiframe, with/without Raw Data
– Ability to export AVI and MPEG clips and BMP images to USB flash for PC viewing
• Storage Devices:
USB Memory Stick
DVD-RW Storage
HDD Image Storage
Philips ClearVue 850 Applications:
• Abdominal
• Small parts and superficial
• Pediatric
• Head
• Hips
• Musculoskeletal
• Urology and prostate
• Obstetrical
• Gynecological and fertility
• Vascular
• Cerebrovascular
• Peripheral vascular
• Transcranial Doppler
• Cardiac
• Adult
• Pediatric
• Strain elastography
• Stress echo
Philips ClearVue 850 FAQs:
• iSCAN is an one-touch image optimization function for 2D mode and Doppler mode. It is available on all imaging transducers and operations in conjunction with SonoCT and XRES imaging.
• SonoCT (Real-time compound imaging) helps eliminate virtually all clutter and artifact. It automatically select the number of steering angles (up to 9) based on the user-selected resolution/frame rate (Res/Speed) condition of all curved and linear array transducers. It operates in conjunction with Tissue Harmonic Imaging, XRES imaging, volume modes, and duplex Doppler.
• Expanded field of View enables a transducer to be moved along a larger organ, stitching multiple images together to form one long image with an extremely wide field of view. It is available on linear transducers up to 15° on each side in vascular and general imaging applications.
• SmartExam Protocols: is fully customizable protocol capability for any clinical application supported on the system with flexibility to conduct the examination protocol in any sequence. It supports preset protocols for transthoracic and transesophageal cardiac and vascular exams based on industry and accreditation guidelines.
• QLAB IMT: This QLAB tool makes measurement of intima media thickness in carotids and superficial vessels quick and consistent.
• Fetal STIC (Spatio – Temporal Image Correlation) imaging presents the heart beating in a multi-planar display, preserving spatial and temporal relationships of fetal heart. Fetal STIC utilizes MPR views and cineloop capabilities for evaluating fetal heart anatomy, and supports capture in grayscale only or combined with color Doppler. Fetal STIC is available on volume transducers.
• QLAB 3DQ GI: This QLAB tool on the Philips system allows viewing, quantification, cropping, rotation, and measurements of 3D image data set.
• Intelligent Doppler imaging automatically maintains optimal angle-to-flow to assist in delivering consistent Doppler velocity measurements (available with vascular and general imaging application packages on linear transducers only)
• Adaptive Doppler boosts weak signals to enhance spectrum visibility and pulsed-wave audio signals for enhanced flow assessment