GE E8CS-RS Transducer 5670375

The GE E8CS-RS Transducer 5670375 is a high-performance ultrasound transducer designed for use in various medical imaging applications. This device is utilized in healthcare settings to produce high-quality images of internal structures, facilitating accurate diagnoses and treatments. The GE E8CS-RS Transducer is commonly used in hospitals, clinics, and medical offices where ultrasound technology is employed for patient care.

Overview

The GE E8CS-RS Transducer 5670375 offers exceptional performance and imaging quality, enabling healthcare professionals to obtain detailed images of internal anatomy. Its advanced technology and design provide reliable and consistent results, making it an essential tool for medical imaging procedures. This transducer is suitable for a range of applications, including abdominal, cardiac, and vascular exams, and is designed to meet the demands of busy healthcare environments.

Key Features

• High-frequency imaging capabilities for detailed tissue visualization
• Advanced beamforming technology for enhanced image quality
• Durable construction for withstanding repeated use and cleaning
• Ergonomic design for comfortable handling and reduced fatigue
• Compatible with various GE ultrasound systems for seamless integration
• Real-time imaging capabilities for dynamic tissue assessment
• Robust cable design for reliable connectivity and minimal downtime

Product Specifications

• Model: E8CS-RS
• Type: Linear array transducer
• Connector Type: Standard GE connector
• Construction: Durable composite materials
• Approximate Weight: 0.5 kg (1.1 lbs)
• Compliance: Meets or exceeds relevant regulatory standards
• Compatibility: Compatible with GE Logiq and Vivid ultrasound systems

Ideal For

• Abdominal and pelvic exams for adult and pediatric patients
• Cardiac exams, including stress echo and transesophageal imaging
• Vascular exams, including carotid, peripheral, and abdominal vascular assessments
• Small parts imaging, such as musculoskeletal and thyroid exams