General Electric Logiq Book Portable Ultrasound Machine March 24th, 2008

The General Electric Logiq Book gives your medical practice, clinical setting or hospital operation high performance ultrasound… anywhere. In addition, the GE LOQIGBook is a truly portable ultrasound machine and offers advanced performance in a compact platform. LOGIQ Book Advantages:

• Automatic image optimization – single button control
• Color, spectral Doppler and power Doppler modes
• High resolution 10.4-inch display
• Raw data image storage and processing
• Image archive with over 4,000 images and cine loops
• Lightweight, 10-pound compact design is ultra portable
• Battery operation capability for remote use
• Extensive high end calculation packages
• DICOM and wireless DICOM options
• Easy 3D option We can’t discuss the GE LogicBook without a few words on the probes Absolute Medical Equipment has available. Ultrasound Probes included:
• 8L-RS (5-10MHz Broadband) Vascular, small parts, breast & musculoskeletal imaging Transducer probe
• 3S-RS (2-3.6MHz Broadband) phased Array Cardiac Transducer Probe

Other probes available in place of the ones above as a no cost swap or in addition to them at additional charge:

• Convex
• Abdominal
• Microconvex

A few words Doppler imaging:
This relationship is called Doppler Effect (or Doppler Shift) after Austrian Physicist Christian Johann Doppler (1803-1853).

Spectral Doppler imaging: practical guidelines:
(1) Set power to within fetal study limits
(2) Position the pulsed wave Doppler cursor on the vessel to be investigated
(3) Adjust gain so that the sonogram is clearly visible and free of noise
(4) Use probe positioning/beam steering to obtain a satisfactory beam/vessel angle. Angles close to 90° will give ambiguous/unclear values. The beam/vessel angle should be 60° or less if velocity measurements are to be made
(5) Adjust the pulse repetition frequency/scale and baseline to suit flow conditions. The sonogram should be clear and not aliased
(6) Set the sample volume to correct size. Correct the angle to obtain accurate velocities. Use the B-mode and color flow image of the vessel to make the angle correction.
(Citation: Doppler Ultrasound: Principles and practice, by Colin Dean Published in Doppler in Obstetrics © 2002)

You can find General Electric Logiq as well as many other portable ultrasound machines and used medical equipment at Absolute Medical Equipment.

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