GE Voluson E8 Ultrasound Machine – Refurbished

Overview

Application training for the GE Voluson E8

KPI’s on-staff sonographer can provide onsite applications training or remote training via video conference for the Voluson E8 at a set price plus travel costs. A pre-recorded video training course is included in the sale, lease or rental of the Voluson E8 from KPI ultrasound.

Voluson E8 Service options:

Free technical support is available from KPI during installation and over the course of the standard limited warranty. Technical support is available after the warranty period at an hourly cost per issue.

GE Voluson E8 Maintenance:

KPI recommends the use of a surge protector along with a dedicated power outlet. Probes should be disinfected after every use with a disinfectant wipe proven not to damage the lens (KPI recommends SonoWipes for this.) One PM visit (preventative maintenance) every year.

GE Voluson E8 Dimensions & Weight

Height: (adjustable, maximum) 1393 mm (54.8 in)

Width: 580 mm (22.8 in)

Depth: 920 mm (36 in)

Weight: (no Peripherals) 131 kg (289 lb), approx 400 lbs with packaging

Voluson E8 Specifications

Digital Beam former

1,979,578 system processing channel technology

Displayed Imaging Depth: 0 – 30 cm

Minimum Depth of Field: 0 – 1 cm (Zoom, probe dependent)

Maximum Depth of Field: 0 – 36 cm (probe dependent)

Up to 274 dB Dynamic Range

GE Voluson E8 Electrical power

Voltage 100, 115-130, 220-240 VAC

Frequency 50/60 Hz (+/-2%)

Power Max. 1000 VA with on-board Peripherals

Thermal Output 3446 BTU/h

Review

GE Voluson E8 Review:

The GE Voluson E8 is most impressive when you are viewing it’s (HD live) high resolution 4D images. HD live is GE’s term for advanced 4D imaging in high definition. The resolution and detail of HD live versus traditional 4D is breathtaking. Think of when you first switched from a regular TV to an HD TV. Since GE launched HD live in 2012 several other manufacturers have created their own versions of HD 4D, but the Voluson E8 HD live is still the most popular. The detail, shading options, and fast frame rates are what keep GE in the lead for 4D. This extra 4D resolution gives Obstetricians a better volume assessment of the first trimester anatomy and also vascular structures. The resultant 4D images and movies can be exported in a variety of formats.

GE Voluson E8 Buyer’s Guide Awards:

Best Premium 3D/4D ultrasound machine 5 out of 5

Best Premium OB/GYN ultrasound machine 5 out of 5

Voluson E8 probe ratings:

The GE Voluson E8 is compatible with six matrix array transducers, including the amazing RM6C 4D convex, the RIC6-12-D 4D endocavitary, and the RM14L 4D linear. The Matrix array provides the highest resolution and best image quality available today. The E8 also offers a 50mm wide footprint linear probe specifically designed for breast imaging. The wider footprint allows scanning to be done in fewer passes. Strain based Elastography and Elastography Analysis (quantification analysis) is available for easy cyst detection and precise needle guided biopsies.

Voluson E8 ratings: standout features

SonoBiometry: A feature of the Voluson E8 that allows semi-automated biometry measurement for BPD, HC, AC, and FL.

SonoNT: Semi-automated, standardized measurements provided by the Voluson E8 of the nuchal translucency during the first trimester.

SonoIT: This is another semi-automated, standardized measurement on the GE Voluson E8 of intracranial translucency during the first trimester.

SonoAVC Follicle:This Voluson E8 feature gives extremely accurate automatic measurements of follicular volume. These are much faster and more accurate than taking manual 2D estimates.

SonoVCAD heart: A Voluson E8 computer aided display of the fetal heart from a 4D transducer that automatically generates a four-chamber view according to recommended standards.

SonoVCAD labor: automates the measurement of fetal head progression, rotation and direction during labor that is created by the Voluson E8 as an easy report.

Advanced STIC: STIC is Spatio-Temporal Image Correlation which on the Voluson E8 creates a full fetal heart examination in 2D and 4D including a view of the entire cardiovascular system.

Revisions

GE Voluson E8 BT10 to BT06 revisions

GE first launched the Voluson E8 expert in 2006 (15” LCD Monitor) . That first version was designated as BT06. “BT” is an abbreviation of “Break Through” and the number designates the year in which this version was launched. So the Voluson E8 expert BT08 (19” LCD Monitor) was launched in 2008 and was in production till the next version in 2009, the Voluson E8 BT09. The BT06 version had many problems with the software and hardware, which the BT08 version fixed. Version BT09 added SonoVCAD heart, Anatomical M-mode, and DICOM as standard features, and STIC, SonoAVC, and Scan Assistant as optional features. BT10 made Scan Assistant and STIC standard features instead of options, and added SonoRender Start, and SonoNT as standard features. Options on the Voluson E8 BT10 were SonoAVC, VOCAL, Advanced VCI and OmniView. The 3SP-D, and RRE5-10 probes were also added to BT10.

Voluson E8 BT12 and Voluson E8 BT13

The Voluson E8 BT12 added a new Dynamic Rendering Engine (new CPU & video card) to support HD live, GE’s high-resolution 4D in HD. The same options as BT10 were options with the Voluson E8 BT12, but BT12 also added support for the new C4-8-D, and RAB6-D 4D probes. The Voluson E8 BT12 really was a “BreakThrough” update! A smaller update came with the Voluson E8 BT13 that added SonoBiometry and Elastography Analysis (Elastography quantification). The new high-density imaging RIC6-12D is also available on the Voluson E8 BT13. The BT13 also have an additional feature such as V-SRI (Volume Speckle Reduction Imaging) on certain transducers. If you use the Flashlight V-SRI features while performing the HD Live on the Voluson E8 BT13, the 4D images are spectacular. That is the one of the main reason why GE Voluson E8 BT13 with HD Live is the most popular 4D imaging system in the world.

All revisions of the GE Voluson E8 expert

GE Voluson E8 (BT06)

GE Voluson E8 (BT08)

GE Voluson E8 (BT09)

GE Voluson E8 (BT10)

GE Voluson E8 (BT12)

GE Voluson E8 (BT13)

GE Voluson E8 (BT13.5)

GE Voluson E8 (BT14)

Popular configurations of the Voluson E8 in 2016:

• GE Voluson E8 (BT12 or BT13) with 4 transducers

RAB6-D 4D Convex

4C-D 2D Convex

IC5-9D 2D Endovaginal

11L-D 2D Linear

• GE Voluson E8 (BT12 or 13) with 1 transducer

RAB6-D 4D Convex

Probes

All GE Voluson E8 probes / transducers

4D Convex RAB2-5-D: [ 1 – 4 MHz ] 192 elements, 46mmR, max scanning depth 30cm

4D Convex RAB4-8-D: [ 2 – 8 MHz ] 192 elements, 46.8mmR, max scanning depth 26cm

4D Convex RAB6-D :[ 2 – 7 MHz ] 192 elements, 46.8mmR, max scanning depth 26cm

4D Convex matrix RM6C: [ 1 – 7 MHz ], 260 elements, Matrix Array 4D Convex (expensive)

4D Linear matrix RM14L :[ 4 – 14 MHz ], 960 elements, Matrix Array Linear (expensive)

4D Linear matrix RSM5-14: [ 5 – 13 MHz ] 960 elements, Matrix Array Linear (expensive)

4D Linear RSP6-16-D :[ 6 – 18 MHz ] 192 elements

4D Endocavitary multiplane: RRE6-10-D [ 4 – 9 MHz ] 192 elements, 11.7mmR

4D Endocavitary multiplane :RRE5-10-D [ 4 – 9 MHz ] 192 elements, 12.2mmR

4D Endocavitary matrix :RIC6-12-D [ 5 – 13 MHz ] 256 elements, 11.6mmR, max scanning depth 16cm

4D Endocavitary :RIC5-9-D [ 4 – 9 MHz ] 192 elements, 11.6mmR, max scanning depth 13cm

2D Endocavitary :IC5-9-D [ 4 – 9 MHz ] 192 elements, 10.8mmR, max scanning depth 16cm

4D Neonatal Pediatric Micro Convex: RNA5-9-D [ 3 – 9 MHz ] 192 elements, 15.4mmR

Convex 4C-D: [ 2 – 5 MHz ] 128 elements, 60.5mmR, max scanning depth 30cm

Convex: C1-5-D [ 2 – 5 MHz ] 192 elements, 56.1mmR, max scanning depth 30cm

Convex :C4-8-D [ 2 – 8 MHz ] 192 elements, 39.1mmR, max scanning depth 26cm

Convex :AB2-7-D [ 2 – 8 MHz ] 192 elements, 41.2mmR, max scanning depth 28cm

Convex :matrix M6C [ 1 – 7 MHz ] 960 elements, 50.7mmR, max scanning depth 26 cm

Linear :11L-D [ 4 – 10 MHz ] 192 elements, 37.4mm, max scanning depth 11cm

Linear :9L-D [ 3– 8 MHz ] 192 elements, 43mm, max scanning depth 14cm

Linear :matrix ML6-15-D [ 4 – 13 MHz ] 1008 elements, 49.6mm, max scanning depth 12cm

Linear :SP10-16-D [ 7 – 18 MHz ] 192 elements, 33.7mm, max scanning depth 6cm

Cardiac sector: 3S-D [ 1 – 3 MHz ] 64 elements adult cardiac sector

Cardiac sector :3Sp-D [ 1 – 5 MHz ] 64 elements adult cardiac sector

Cardiac sector :PA6-8-D [ 4 – 10 MHz ] 128 elements pediatric cardiac sector

Cardiac sector :S4-10-D [ 4 – 9 MHz ] 128 elements pediatric cardiac sector

Pedoff :(pencil probe) P2-D [ 2 MHz ]

Pedoff :(pencil probe) P6-D [ 6 MHz ]

Advanced Voluson E8 transducers: 4D and Matrix

The Voluson E8 BT13 Expert Series supports a wide range of 2D and 3D probes, enabling optimal quality images – especially in the first trimester and in complex gynecological exams. The RM6C 4Dconvex and RM14L 4D linear are next generation 4D volume matrix probes for high-resolution abdominal and vascular / musculoskeletal volume imaging that supports HD Live. The RM6C 4Dconvex and ML6-15-D linear probe features matrix technology for breast imaging, providing 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 E8 transducers

The RAB6-D 4D convex is a popular ultra lightweight 4D volume probe that is 40-50% lighter than the older RAB4-8-D convex, reducing user fatigue. The C4-8-D high frequency convex abdominal probe provides exceptionally high-resolution obstetric images from the first to the last trimester. The C1-5-D convex abdominal probe helps deliver a high level resolution and deep penetration, even on very large patients. The 9L-D wide-band linear abdominal probe helps provide high-quality images in the first trimester of pregnancy. The S4-10-D neonatal probe is dedicated to neonatology cardiac applications. The RIC6-12-D high-resolution 4D endovaginal probe helps detect fine details early in the first trimester and in gynecology exams.

Features

GE Voluson E8 Standard Features

19” LCD monitor on fully articulating arm

10.4” LCD touch panel

Automatic Tissue Optimization

Coded Harmonic Imaging with Pulse Inversion Technology

Coded Excitation (CE)

FFC – Focus Frequency Composite

HD-Flow

B-Flow

Virtual Convex and Wide Sector

Tissue Doppler

XTD (Extended View or Panoramic Imaging Mode)

SRI II (Speckle Reduction Imaging)

CrossXBeamCRI* (Compound Resolution Imaging)

TUI (Tomographic Ultrasound Imaging, aka: Multi Slice Imaging)

SonoNT

SonoIT

SonoBiometry

SonoRender Start

Scan Assistant

DICOM™ (Verify, Print, Store, Modality Worklist, Structured Reporting, MPPS, Media Exchange)

Static 3D Mode:

B Mode only

B + Power Doppler Mod

B + CFM Doppler Mod

B + HD-Flow Mod

B + CRI

Focus and Frequency Composite (FFC)

High Resolution Zoom

Pan Zoom

Steering

Virtual Convex

Wide Angle on endovaginal probes

BetaView

Patient information database

Image Archive on hard drive (via Raw-Data File , DICOM File both Single and Multiframe)

Image Archive to CD-R(W), DVD +/-

Export Images as BMP, TIFF, JPEG, AVI, MOV, DCM. MPEG4

3D/4D data compression (lossy/lossless)

Inversion

Real-time automatic Doppler calculations

Hard Drive 500 GB (BT13) , 450GB for data storage

OB Measurements Calculations & Reports

GYN Measurements Calculations & Reports

Vascular Measurements Calculations & Reports

Cardio Measurements Calculations & Reports

Abdominal Measurements Calculations & Reports

Multigestational Calculations

GE Voluson E8 technology definitions

Coded Excitation (CE) :This feature on the Voluson E8 improves image resolution and penetration in the far field. This allows use of a higher frequency on technically difficult patients.

Wide Sector :Standard on the Voluson E8, this widens the sector probe’s imaging field of view.

SRI II :A nonlinear diffusion filtering technique that improves image quality in real time by reducing speckles.

CrossXBeam CRI:This core technology on the GE Voluson E8 uses compound resolution imaging to improve border and image clarity.

TUI: This is a new visualization mode for 3D and 4D data sets on the Voluson E8. The data is presented as slices through the data set that 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.

SonoNT: This Voluson E8 feature allows for semi-automatic Nuchal Translucency measurements.

SonoIT: Sonography based Intracranial Translucency is a system supported measurement.Starting from the routinely used midsagittal view of the fetal face, obtained for assessment of the Nuchal Translucency and nasal bone, the ultrasound system uses a semiautomated mode to measure the anterior-posterior diameter of the fourth ventricle recognizable as intracranial translucency. The workflow is identical to SonoNT.

SonoBiometry: The Voluson E8 provides an alternative to the common fetal biometry measurements. It provides system suggested measurements for BPD, HC, AC and FL which need to be confirmed by the user or can be changed manually.

SonoRender Start: This feature on the Voluson E8 speeds up the acquisition of the fetal face in 4D.

Scan Assistant: Automated step-by-step help for those new to scanning.

Focus and Frequency Composite (FFC) :A Voluson E8 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 a high resolution. It reduces speckle and artifacts in the 2D image to facilitate the examination of difficult-to-scan patients.

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. The “+” and “-“ define the corresponding sweep direction on the touchscreen.

Accessories

GE Voluson E8 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 E8 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

Voluson E8 ports

3 active transducer ports

1 inactive parking port

VGA Out

Network (RJ45)

Wireless Network interface (USB) (Option)

USB (6x external)

S-Video Out

DVI-D out

S-Video Out 2 (VTR)

S-Video In (VTR)

S-Video Out

Audio Out (Left & right channels)

Audio In (Left & right channels)

USB (5x internal)

RS 232: Optional, USB to RS232 converter

Parallel Port

Remote connections for external devices

Remote BW Printer via USB

Remote Color Printer/DVR via USB

Remote VCR (RS232) /DVR via USB

Remote Printer via Bluetooth Connection Kit (Option)

Footswitch via USB

ECG port

Options

GE Voluson E8 Options:

These are features that are not standard on the Voluson E8 BT13, but which can be added to the system for an additional cost.

Advanced 4D (inclusive of 4D Realtime, VCI, TUI, 4D Biopsy)

VOCAL II

Advanced VCI (Volume Contrast Imaging)

SonoVCAD-heart

SonoVCAD-labor

DICOM Connectivity

Elastography

Elastography Analysis

4D – Advanced STIC (Advanced Fetal Echo)

STIC (Spatio-Temporal Image Correlation, fetal heart analysis)

STIC + Power Doppler Mode

STIC + CFM Doppler Mode

STIC + HD-Flow Mode

STIC + CRI

STIC + CRI + CFM

STIC + CRI + PD

STIC + CRI + HD-Flow

STIC + B-Flow

STIC M-Mode

STICflow

SonoAVC (Follicles – Sono Automated Volume Count)

Coded Contrast Imaging† (not available in all countries)

Foot Switch, with programmable functionality

GE Voluson E8 options technology definitions

VOCAL II: A Voluson E8 option for 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.

Advanced VCI: (Volume Contrast Imaging) improves 4D contrast resolution. Volume Contrast Imaging utilizes the Voluson E8’s 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 contrast resolution and therefore facilitates finding diffuse lesions in organs. VCI has more information (from multiple slices) and helps improve contrast due to improved signal to noise ratio.

SonoVCAD Heart: A Voluson E8 technology that automatically generates a number of views of the fetal heart to make diagnosis easier.

SonoVCAD labor: 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

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

Advanced STIC: An advanced Fetal Echo provided by the Voluson E8 that visualizes the fetal heart or an artery in static 3D.

SonoAVC follicle: A Voluson E8 option that 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.

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

Imaging Modes

GE Voluson E8 Imaging Modes

B-mode (brightness)

M-mode (motion)

M-color flow mode

Anatomical M-mode

Trapezoidal mode

Color Doppler

Power Doppler

PW (Pulse Wave) Doppler

Bi-directional Power Doppler(HD Flow)

Steerable CW Doppler (Steerable continuous wave)

Tissue Doppler Imaging

Easy 3D (Freehand 3D)

Live 3D (4D)

HD Live (High resolution 4D) – only on BT12, BT13, BT14 systems

STIC (Spatio-Temporal Image Correlation)

B-Flow (Blood flow doppler)

Contrast Imaging

Strain-based Elastography

Applications

GE Voluson E8 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 E8 offers a broad selection of applications but is focused on OB/GYN and 4D.

4D Imaging

Obstetrics

Women’s Health(Gynecology & Breast)

Abdominal General Imaging

Fetal Echo

Strain Elastography

Small Parts (Breast, Thyroid, Testis)

MSK/Anesthesiology

Pediatrics

Urology (Renal, Prostate…)

Internal Medicine (Shared Service)

TCD (Transcranial Doppler)

Vascular

Contrast Imaging (GI)

Contrast Imaging (Cardiac)

Echocardiography Pediatric

Echocardiography Adult

Specification

System Overview

Year Launched : 2006

Estimated Market Price ($) : Premium
Monitor (inch) : 19″ LCD
Tilt/Rotate Adjustable Monitor : Yes

Monitor Resolution :
Image Size Resolution :
Touch Screen (Inch) : 10.4″

Trackball or Trackpad : Trackball
CP Back-Lighting : Yes
Weight : 265lbs(120kg)
Probe Ports : 3(+1 non active)
Battery : No
Boot-Up Time :
Sleep Mode (Quick Start) : No
Maximum Depth of Field : 0~30cm
Minimum Depth of Field : 0-2cm
Cart (HCU) : No
Independent Steer & Lockable Wheels : Yes

Imaging Modes

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 (=HD FLOW) : Yes
SCW Doppler : Yes
Tissue Doppler(Velocity) Imaging : Yes
Freehand 3D : Yes
Live 3/4D OB/GYN : Yes
HD Live : Yes
STIC (Spatio-Temporal Image Correlation) : Yes
Live 3D Echo : No
Stress Echo : No
Strain and Strain Rate (Cardiac) : No
B Flow : Yes
Panoramic Imaging (=Logiq view) : No
Contrast Imaging – Cardiac : No
Contrast Imaging – General Imaging : Yes
Strain-based Elastography : Yes
Shear Wave Elastography : No

Features

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 (=Sono NT) : Yes
Auto Follicle 2D Measurement : Yes
Auto Follicle 3D Measurement : Yes(Semi)
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

Applications

Abdominal : Yes
Women’s Health Care (GYN & Breast) : Yes
OB : Yes
Fetal Echo : Yes
Vascular : Yes
TCD(Transcranial) : Yes
Small Parts (Breast, Thyroid, Testis…) : Yes
MSK/Anesthesiology : Yes
Pediatrics : Yes
Urology (Renal, Prostate…) : 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 (Low MI) : Yes
Contrast Imaging _ Cardiac (High or Low MI) : Yes
Bowel Imaging : No
Strain Elastography : Yes
Shear Wave Elastography : No

Transducers

Convex (1~6Mhz) : Yes
Convex (2~9Mhz) : No
Single Crystal Convex (1~6Mhz) : No
Single Crystal Convex (2~9Mhz) : No
2D Arrary 3D Convex (1~6Mhz) : No
Micro Convex (5~8Mhz) : No
Single Crystal Endocavity_Straight Type (3~10Mhz) : No
Endocavity_Curved Type (5~8Mhz) : Yes
3D Convex (2~6Mhz) : Yes
3D Convex Light Weight (2~7Mhz) : Yes(RAB6-D)
3D Endocavity (3~10Mhz) : Yes(6~12Mhz)
3D Micro Convex (3~9Mhz) : No
3D Linear (4~18Mhz) : Yes(14)
Linear (>14Mhz) : Yes(6~15Mhz)
Linear (3~12Mhz) : Yes
Linear (<9Mhz) : Yes
Single Crystal Linear (>14Mhz) : No
Single Crystal Linear (3~12Mhz) : No
Single Crystal Linear (<9Mhz) : No
Linear 50mm : Yes
Linear 25mm : No
Hockey stick (<13Mhz) : No
Hockey stick (>13Mhz) : No
T or L shape Intra Operative : No
Phased Array_Adult (1~5Mhz) : Yes
Single Crystal Phased Array_Adult (1~5Mhz) : No
2D Arrary 3D Phased Array (1~5Mhz) : No
Phased Array_Pediatric (3~8hz) : Yes
Single Crystal Phased Array_Pediatric (3~8hz) : No
Phased Array_Neonate (4~12Mhz) : Yes
ICE (Intracardiac Echo Cardiography) : Yes
TEE_Adult (3-7Mhz) : No
TEE_Pediatric (3~7Mhz) : No
2D Array 3D TEE (2~7Mhz) : No
Pencil CW (2Mhz) : Yes
Pencil CW (5 or 6Mhz) : Yes

Connectivity

DICOM 3.0 : Yes
DICOM SR_Cardiac : Yes
DICOM SR_Vascular : Yes
DICOM SR_OB/GYN : Yes
JPEG, WMV, & AVI : Yes
USB : Yes
HDD/SDD : 160GB
DVD/CD RW : Yes
Wireless LAN : Yes(Option)