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Sonos 7500, Philips Medical
Sonos 7500, Philips Medical
- Cardiac & Vascular Calculation Packages
- Live 3D Echo
- Live xPlane Imaging
- Color Doppler, Color Angio & Colorization
- Fusion Harmonic Imaging
- Contrast Imaging
- Spectral Steered PW & CW Doppler
- Lateral Gain Control (LGC)
- M-Mode
- Cine and Zoom/RES (ROI)
- ECG
- High Resolution Non-Interlaced Monitor
- DICOM
- The system is equipped with omniplane 3D, 15MHz, 12MHz, 8MHz, and 3MHz probes
- This system has been modified with incorporation of an AFLink board and associated software that permits capture of raw RF beamformed 3D images frames.
iE33 Philips Medical
- Color Doppler and CW/PW Doppler
- Tissue Doppler and Tissue Harmonic Imaging
- Live 3D and Stress Echo
- 3DQ Quantification
- Cardiac & Vascular Clinical Option
- Contrast Imaging with Improved LVO & LVO Tissue Specific Application
- Panoramic Imaging
- Strain-Q
- Live xPlane
- Netlink/DICOM 3.0 Connectivity
- Integrated DVD-RW/CD-RW drive
- This system is equipped with 2 matrix array probes; 1) S5-1 transducer, and 2) X7-2 phased array transducer.
- This system has been modified with incorporation of an AFLink board and associated software that permits capture of raw RF beamformed 3D images frames.
Component 2
Mouse UltraSound Imaging Core (MUSIC)
Principal Investigator: Lawrence Young, MD
For more information, please download our introductory overview or the Visual Sonics Model 2100 brochure.
Visual Sonics Model 2100
- Superior resolution and image uniformity through entire field of view
- 30 micron resolution
- Superb B-Mode (2D) imaging for anatomical visualization and quantification, with enhanced temporal resolution with frame rates up to 740 fps (in 2D for a 4x4 mm FOV) , and enhanced image uniformity with multiple focal zones (included in base package)
- M-Mode for visualization and quantification of wall motion in cardiovascular research, single line acquisition allows for the very high-temporal (1000 fps) resolution necessary for analysis of LV function
- Anatomical M-Mode for adjustable anatomical orientation in reconstructed M-Mode imaging; software automatically optimizes field of view for maximum frame rate
- Pulsed-Wave Doppler Mode (PW) for quantification of blood flow
- Color Doppler Mode for detection of blood vessels including flow directional information and mean velocities; as well as for identification of small vessels not visible in B-Mode
- Power Doppler Mode for detection and quantification of blood flow in small vessels not visible in B-Mode; increased frame rates allow for significantly faster data acquisition
- Tissue Doppler Mode for quantification of myocardial tissue movement; for example in assessing diastolic dysfunction
- Vevo MicroMarker® Nonlinear Contrast Agent Imaging – for quantification of relative perfusion & molecular expression of endothelial cell surface markers; enhanced sensitivity to Vevo MicroMarker contrast agents as linear tissue signal is suppressed
- 3D-Mode Imaging for anatomical and vascular visualization, when combined with either B-Mode, Power Doppler Mode or Nonlinear Contrast Imaging; allows for quantification of volume and vascularity within a defined anatomical structure
- Nonlinear Contrast Imaging
- VevoStrain™ Analysis software for cardiac research
- Advanced measurements & quantification