Description
GE Vscan Extend
The GE Vscan Extend Handheld Ultrasound Machine is a pocket-sized ultrasound with the world’s first touchscreen interface like your smartphone. Not like a previous flip phone style, Vscan with Dual Probe or Vscan, the ge healthcare vscan extend comes in a sector or dual probe configuration. Those two respective sector and linear probe options support similarly to the 8L-RS on the Vivid e, and the 3S-Rs probe on the Vivid e.
The GE Vscan Extend provides the same clinical coverages like the previous Vscan with sector probe and Vscan with Dual Probe including cardiac, abdomen, carotids, thyroid and lungs. The GE Vscan Extend is a smart phone type that is much familiar with current smart phone users with easy connectivity and a thumb-controllable user interface.
Review:
The flip phone became outdated and now most people are used to living with a smart phone that much more intuitive, simple and fast. The GE Vscan Extend is shaped exactly like your smart phone and provides a similar interface such as tap and swipe through simple screens.
The probe, cable and system are one piece like the previous Vscan series, but the ge healthcare vscan extend easily and completely enables to clean and sanitize itself. Otherwise for clinical application points of view and line of transducer sets, it is the same as the GE Vscan and the GE Vscan with Dual Probe. However, if customers in hospitals emphasize the importance of seamless documentation with wireless DICOM data transfer, the GE Vscan Extend would be a good solution.
Probes/Transducers:
Two transducers(sector and linear) or one sector in a single probe
- Phased array transducer for deep scanning: Bandwidth from 1.7 to 3.8 MHz
- Linear array transducer for shallow scanning: Bandwidth from 3.3 to 8.0 MHz
Applications:
- Cardiac
- Abdominal
- Renal
- Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Urology
- Fetal
- Evaluation of presence of fluid
- Peripheral vascular
- Procedure guidance for arterial and venous vessels
- Imaging guidance for needle/catheter placement
- Thoracic/lung
- Thyroid and other small organs
- Long bone
- Hip and knee joints
- Pediatric
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