GE Vivid 3 Pro Ultrasound Machine – 2 Transducers

Description

GE Vivid 3 Pro Ultrasound Machine – 2 Transducers (Cardiac, Vascular)
The GE Vivid 3 Pro Ultrasound Machine has the capability to handle up
to 18 ultrasound probes, which makes it perhaps the most versatile
ultrasound machine you can buy. This model features automatic tissue
optimization in addition to coded harmonics, which will help you
achieve imaging results that are second to none.
From color flow imaging with super-high frame rates to DICOM connectivity,
the new Vivid 3 offers a wealth of technological innovations that enhance
image quality, productivity and patient care. As the next generation of
GE technology, the Vivid 3 PRO and Vivid 3 EXPERT feature a new system
architecture, called TruScan, that provides a whole new way of looking at
cardiac ultrasound images in their true form. TruScan is a software-intensive,
ultrasound-imaging platform that provides physicians with excellent computational power,
image manipulation capabilities, workflow flexibility and product upgradeability.
GE Vivid 3 Pro Ultrasound Machine Features
Coded Harmonics
Color Doppler, color angio and B-color
Steerable PW / CW spectral Doppler with 2.0 MHz blind CW probe
ECG / M-mode with 3 lead ECG cable
Cine Loop
Cardiac and Vascular calcs / reports software
DICOM Print
B, B/M, M Mode
TruScan
TruAccess
Comfort Scan
VScan
ECG / AUX
CD Writer
Patient Archive
AMM
ATO
Flex View
Play and Save
Excel Expert
Automatic Tissue Optimization
(THI) Tissue Harmonics Imaging
Smart Zoom
15″ CRT color monitor
3 probe ports
ETHERNET port
GE Vivid 3 Pro Ultrasound Machine Applications
Cardiac
Vascular
Obstetrics
OB/GYN
Small parts
Pediatrics
Abdominal Intraoperative Monitoring
VScan for Complete Versatility
GE Vivid 3 Pro Ultrasound Machine has up to 18 transducers
offering an unprecedented range of applications, such as:
Advanced 3D option for vascular studies
Enhanced OR performance with TEE and intra-operative probes,
and critical time-saving features
Stress Echo option reduces exam times by allowing mid-exam
protocol changes for shortened data analysis and report generation
New C721 transducer for pediatric and neonatal applications