Ultrasound system RuScan 65
Universal ultrasound system for expert ultrasound diagnostics
- 21.5-inch full HD LED monitor.
- 5 active ports for connecting imaging probes (incl. port for pencil probe).
- Touch screen control panel.
- Single crystal probes for scanning in an extended frequency range.
- Expert imaging technologies for various clinical applications, including artificial intelligence technologies.
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Ultrasound diagnostic system RuScan 65
RuScan 65 is an ultrasound system with a touch screen control panel, expert imaging quality and advanced image processing technologies. This system is successfully used for precision diagnostics in numerous applications: obstetrics and gynecology, cardiology and angiology, pediatrics, traumatology, oncology, for intraoperative imaging, provided by special programs for imaging in various modes including real-time volumetric imaging of the moving structures.
Clinical applications: abdominal imaging, obstetrics and gynecology, urology and nephrology, small parts, vascular imaging including TCD, echocardiography including TEE, ultrasound imaging in traumatology and orthopedics, pediatrics and neonatology.
Clinical images
Transducers for scanner
Hi-tech probes provide excellent-quality imaging throughout full scanning depth.
Convex probes
Abdominal imaging (liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, deep vessels), obstetrics (fetus, fetal heart), gynecology (uterus, ovaries).
Linear probes
Thyroid, mamma, lymph nodes, peripheral vessels, musculoskeletal system (joints, muscles, subcutaneous structures).
Endocavity probes
Obstetrics (early pregnancy), gynecology (uterus, ovaries), urology (prostate).
Phased array probes
Cardiology (adult, pediatrics, neonatal), transcranial and abdominal imaging.
Volume probes
Abdominal imaging (liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, deep vessels), obstetrics (fetus, fetal heart), gynecology (uterus, ovaries).
Transesophageal probes
Transesophageal echocardiography.
Pencil probes
Vascular imaging.
