Voluson 730 Pro GE Healthcare’s Voluson 730 PRO is a premium ultrasound built on the same platform as GE’s leading RealTime 4D system, the Voluson 730 EXPERT. With an simple to use interface and great 2D image quality, in addition to GE’s exclusive 4D imaging technology, the Voluson 730 PRO is amazing for any clinical practice with a variety of patient workloads. Description “Glass-Body” rendering RealTime 4D, up to 25 volumes per second RealTime 4D Biopsy 3D Multiplanar Display 3D Power Doppler Automatic Optimization CrossBeam CRI enhances tissue and border differentiation Speckle Reduction Imaging (SRI) is adaptive, real-time software algorithm that reduces the speckle artifacts inherent in ultrasound imaging Tomographic Ultrasound Imaging (TUI) makes analysis and documentation of dynamic studies easier by providing a simultaneous view of multiple slices of a volume data set Coded Excitation Probe Types Sector Phased Array Convex Array Microconvex Array Linear Array Volume ‘4D’ Modes of Operation B-Mode (2D) M-Mode (M) M-Color-Mode (MC) Color Flow Mode (C) Power Doppler Imaging (PD) Tissue Doppler Imaging (TD) PW Doppler with high PRF (PW) CW Doppler (CW) Volume Mode (3D/4D) Probes GE AB2-7 – 2-7M Megahertz, Convex GE AC2-5 – 1.6-5.3 Megahertz, Convex GE IC5-9 – 3.3-10.0 Megahertz, Convex GE IC5-9H – 3.7-9.3 Megahertz, Convex GE 4C-A – 1-5 Megahertz, Convex (BT05 and up) GE PA2-5P – 1.3-4.0 Megahertz, Phased Array GE PA6-8 – 4.0-9.8 Megahertz, Phased Array GE SP10-16 – 4.5-16.5 Megahertz, Linear GE SP4-10 – 3-8 Megahertz, Linear GE SP6-12 – 3-11Megahertz, Linear GE RAB2-5L – 2-5 Megahertz, Convex Volume GE RAB4-8P – 2-7 Megahertz, Convex Volume GE RAB4-8L – 2.0-7.5 Megahertz, Convex Volume GE RIC5-9 – 3.3-10.0 Megahertz, Convex Volume GE RIC5-9H – 3.7-9.3 Megahertz, Convex Volume GE RNA5-9 – 3.3-9.1 Megahertz, Convex Volume GE RSP5-12 – 3.5-11.0 Megahertz, Linear Volume Specs Height: 142 cm (55.9 in) Width: 68 cm (26.7 in) Depth: 100 cm (39.4 in) Weight (no attachments): 300 Pounds (136 kilograms) Monitor: 15” HD non-interlaced CRT Uses Intestinal Obstetrical Gynecological Breast Small Parts Vascular/Peripheral Transcranial Pediatric and Neonatal Musculoskeletal Cardiology
