GE UST-5413  Linear Ultrasound Transducer

1.Type:linear
2.Compatible system: Alpha 6, F31, F37, SSD-3500

3.Application: Vascular, Small Parts, Abdominal, Pediatrics

4.Frequency: 5.0/10.0 Mhz
5.Condition: pre-owned one, original, in good working condition
6.With 60 days warranty 

Knowledge Point

Aloka Alpha Series

Powerful original information processing platform

1. After the ultrasonic information is transmitted from the probe to the system without loss, alpha original data, including velocity, scattering, phase, brightness and other information, are stored and analyzed. The acquisition and storage of original information provides a platform basis for the expansion of various forward-looking analysis functions.

2. Dicom compliant  standard, which can realize network storage, printing and transmission, and share data with medical information collection system and hospital information system.

3. The processing and analysis of original RF data can make the ultrasonic system and data analysis reach the micron level, such as etracking, the early detection technology of alpha vascular disease, whose analysis data is accurate to 0.01mm.

At the same time, the following functions can be realized:

*After the image is frozen, the two-dimensional, color and Doppler gains can be adjusted again:

*The correction of blood flow measurement can be realized after freezing the image:

*The baseline, gain and velocity range of Doppler spectrum can be adjusted after freezing the image;

*Various quantitative analysis of tissue Doppler (multi-point velocity time curve, strain and strain rate, etc.)

*Omnidirectional M mode can realize re measurement and gain re adjustment after freezing the image.

Imaging Capabilities:

• Vascular
• Small Parts
• Musculoskeletal
• Abdominal

Compatible Ultrasound Systems:

• Aloka Alpha 6
• Aloka F31
• Aloka SSD-4000

The main components of a typical ultrasound transducer consist of:

1. Lens

2. Strain Relief

3. Cyrstal

4. Cable

5. Connector Housing

Basic Ultrasound Transducer Types:

1. Linear Transducers

2. Convex or curved array Transducers

3. Phased Array Transducers

4. Sector Transducers

5. Endocavity Transducers

6. 3d/4d Transducers

7. Tee Transducers