GE M4S-D Transducer 5224357

The GE M4S-D Transducer 5224357 is a specialized medical device designed for diagnostic imaging purposes, primarily used in clinical settings such as hospitals, medical offices, and research institutions. This transducer is intended to provide high-quality imaging capabilities, assisting healthcare professionals in diagnosing and treating various medical conditions. By converting electrical signals into sound waves, the transducer enables the creation of detailed images of internal body structures, facilitating accurate diagnoses and effective patient care.

Overview

The GE M4S-D Transducer 5224357 is engineered to deliver exceptional performance, offering superior imaging quality and reliability. Its advanced technology enables the capture of high-resolution images, allowing healthcare professionals to visualize internal structures with precision. This transducer is designed for general use in a variety of medical applications, including cardiology, vascular, and obstetric exams, providing valuable diagnostic information to support informed treatment decisions.

Key Features

• Advanced signal processing for enhanced image quality
• High-frequency sound waves for detailed tissue visualization
• Durable construction for prolonged use and reliability
• Ergonomic design for comfortable handling and maneuverability
• Compatibility with various GE ultrasound systems
• Easy-to-use interface for streamlined operation
• Robust connectivity options for seamless data transfer

Product Specifications

• Model: M4S-D
• Type: Phased Array Transducer
• Connector Type: Standard GE Connector
• Construction: Durable, high-quality materials
• Approximate Weight: 0.5 kg (1.1 lbs)
• Compliance: Meets or exceeds relevant regulatory standards
• Compatibility: Compatible with select GE ultrasound systems, including the Vivid and Logiq series

Ideal For

• Cardiology exams, including echocardiography and stress echo
• Vascular exams, such as carotid and peripheral vascular studies
• Obstetric exams, including fetal ultrasound and maternal health assessments
• General imaging applications, including abdominal and small parts exams