An ultrasound scanner is a medical device that provides images of most soft tissues by using ultrasonic waves. This means that diagnostic images can be obtained from the echoes obtained by the emission of ultrasound waves. These waves are produced by an instrument called a transducer, which in addition to generating the ultrasound waves is also able to detect the echoes reflected by the ultrasound, generating two-dimensional images of tissues and organs.
Ultrasounds are high-frequency sound waves (more than 20,000 cycles per second or 20 kHz) not audible to humans. Different tissues alter waves in different ways, some reflect them directly, and some disperse them as echoes before they reach the transducer. That is, using the speed of sound and the time each echo returns, the scanner calculates the distance between the transducer and the tissue boundary. Deeper reflected echoes are dimmer than surface echoes. When the echoes return to the transducer, it is possible to reconstruct a two-dimensional map of tissues and organs.
This handheld ultrasound device is small and very low cost, has the advantages that makes the simplest ultrasound, also allows it to be everywhere within the hospital, facilitating the physician's travel through the patient's body; it is used in a variety of applications in different departments, the widest for a single ultrasound probe, making it an imaging device for the whole body, in urological, abdominal, fetal, cardiovascular, gynecological and musculoskeletal applications, among others.
Ultrasound scanners are used in the radiology department and other clinical departments, as well as in independent imaging centers and private medical offices, mainly for vascular and gynecological-obstetric applications. Some systems include additional transducers to facilitate more specialized diagnostic procedures, such as cardiac, vascular, endovaginal, endorectal, or small-part (for example, thyroid, breast, scrotum, prostate) scans.
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| Model | YR05153 | |
| Physical specifications | ||
| Packing Size | 96cm×75cm×135cm | |
| Packing Weight |
165kg |
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| Connectivity/Media/Peripherals | ||
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Port Transducer |
two | |
| USB ports | two | |
| 128 hard drive |
128GB (SSD) 120G/200GB SSD (optional) |
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| Printing area | Image, report, image + report | |
| Ethernet port | 2(100Mb/1000Mb) | |
| External screen | hdmi-vga | |
| printer (optional) | USB Printer, Digital Laser Printer, Digital Thermal Printer B/W | |
| Hardware specifications of the LED monitor | ||
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Size |
fifteen” | |
| Contrast Ratio | 800: 01: 00 | |
| Resolution | 1024 * 768 pixels | |
| Brightness | 230 cd / m2 | |
| Depth of color | 24bit | |
| Rotate angle | ± 90 ° | |
| Gray Levels | 256 | |
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General performance |
Digital broadband | 12288 channels |
| Haz-ex. | Re-programmable | |
| Transmit tension | Adjustable (15 steps) | |
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Beam-frequency range above |
1 ~ 40 MHz | |
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An ultrasound scanner is a specialized medical device that uses ultrasonic waves, i.e. waves with frequencies above the human ear threshold (more than 20,000 cycles per second or 20 kHz
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