The GE Logiq E9, is a premium shared service ultrasound machine capable of top of the line women’s health and 4D imaging along with top notch imaging for radiology, cardiac and vascular applications. GE’s breakthrough technology is the Logiq E9 with XDclear, which uses advanced transducers with a single crystal, acoustic amplification and a cooling technology to improve image quality especially at deeper penetration when image quality typically fades.

The GE Logiq E9 with XDclear 2.0 is the GE’s full featured premium product for general purpose diagnostic ultrasound. The GE Logiq E9 and predicate GE Logiq E9 systems have similar capacity in terms of performing measurements, coverage of clinical applications, capturing digital images, and reviewing and reporting studies. The GE Logiq E9 with XDclear 2.0 and the former version of Logiq E9 systems transducers are identical except for the C2-7-D, C2-7VN-D, C3-10-D, and L3-9i-D which are an incremental improvement from the exisiting transducers.

The GE Logiq P3 is a compact economy OB/GYN and General imaging ultrasound machine targeted to a value-oriented audience. The Logiq P3 replaces the older Logiq 3.

The GE Logiq P5 premium is an economical shared service ultrasound machine that is unique in it’s price range by offering deep support for all applications from Cardiac to Pediatric, from 4D Obstetrics to Surgical or Elastography with an astounding 29 compatible transducers spread across every possible application. If it can be done with ultrasound, the Logiq P5 can do it.

The Logiq P5 premium replaced the older Logiq 5 in 2006 and is currently in production as a BT11 revision. GE sells more of the Logiq P5 premium than any other model in production around the world and the fact that the Logiq P5 has been in production for a decade is proof of it’s reliability and popularity. The GE Logiq P5 is compact and has many premium features and ergonomic details that are typically only available on midrange units costing more. Because the Logiq P5 premium has been in production so long and has been so popular there are large quantities of replacement parts and transducers available on the market. This will make maintenance and support inexpensive and easily available for many years to come, far beyond all other economy priced ultrasound machines. The GE Logiq P5 price is between $10,000 and $30,000 dollars depending upon the condition, options, and the number and types of probes included. The similar Logiq P6 fits in the midrange price point and is visually very similar to the P5 but offers even more probe options and features.

The GE Logiq P9 is a midrange ultrasound that can replace the position of Logiq P6 . GE introduced Logiq P9 as a full featured, multi purpose diagnostic ultrasound. GE Logiq P9 is for a customer who does not want to miss the consistent image quality, comprehensive application coverage, and ease of use that enable clinicians to make timely, confident decisions.

The GE Logiq S7 is a midrange ultrasound machine designed for complete shared service applications from cardiac to GI to 4D OB/GYN. The GE Logiq S7 is extremely light and compact and looks visually very similar to the Voluson S8 and S6. The GE Logiq S7 is the replacement for the older GE Logiq S6. The GE Logiq S8 is a higher performance version of the S7.

The GE Venue 40 is a hand carried ultrasound machine with a unique touchscreen integrated monitor that makes cleaning simple as there is no keyboard to clean. It is light weight and can be mounted on a wall or cart.

The intuitive touch user interface offers easy gel-and-go scanning – just select a probe and preset in one step. Designed for speed, it takes just moments to boot up and has no buttons, keyboard or knobs to slow you down when you’re scanning the patient or disinfecting the system.

The GE Vivid E90 is the premium cardiovascular ultrasound system that takes the position of the GE Vivid E9 by integrating a new and advanced software-based image processing system called cSound, new XDclear transducer options like the C1-6-D, the C2-9-D, and the M5Sc. Unlike the GE Vivid E95, tthe GE Vivid E90 does not support 4D functions. However, the rest of the features and capabilities are the same as the GE Vivid E95. Along with more flexibly programable and powerful “cSound,” the GE Vivid E90 delivers more enhanced auto image optimization, 2D Auto EF, AFI Productivity Package, AFI Stress, and Scan Assistant Pro than those of the GE Vivid E9.

The GE Vivid E90 also achieves better ergonomics through its lighter weight, its more intuitive control panel featuring a large 12″ UHD multi-touch LCD screen, and its freely-adjustable high quality 22″ high-resolution wide screen OLED monitor. Although the GE Vivid E90 is mainly designed as a dedicated cardiovascular system, it covers a wide range of clinical applications through different types of transducers: adult cardiac, pediatric cardiac, fetal/obstetrics, abdominal (including renal, GYN/pelvic), pediatrics, small organ (including breasts, testes and thyroid), adult and neonatal cephalic, peripheral vascular, musculoskeletal conventional, urology/prostate, transesophageal, transrectal, transvaginal, and intraoperative (including vascular, thoracic/cardiac, and abdominal).

The GE Vivid E95 is the premium cardiovascular ultrasound system that takes the position of the GE Vivid E9 by integrating a new and advanced software-based image processing system called cSound, a new XDclear Matrix transducer which includes volume 4D TEE options, and advanced 4D capabilities. With more flexibly programable and powerful “cSound”, the GE Vivid E95 delivers more enhanced auto image optimization, 2D Auto EF, AFI Productivity Package, AFI Stress, and Scan Assistant Pro than those of the GE Vivid E9.

The GE Vivid E95 also achieves better ergonomics through its reduced weight, its more intuitive control panel featuring a large 12″ UHD multi-touch LCD screen, and its freely-adjustable high quality 22″ high-resolution wide screen OLED monitor. Although the GE Vivid E95 is mainly designed as a dedicated cardiovascular system, it covers a wide range of clinical applications through different types of transducers: adult cardiac, pediatric cardiac, fetal/obstetrics, abdominal (including renal, GYN/pelvic), pediatrics, small organ (including breasts, testes and thyroid), adult and neonatal cephalic, peripheral vascular, musculoskeletal conventional, urology/prostate, transesophageal, transrectal, transvaginal, and intraoperative (including vascular, thoracic/cardiac, and abdominal).