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Ultrasound Machines and Systems

Non-invasive diagnostic tools are one of the cornerstones to quality care. As you begin planning your next ultrasound equipment purchase, consider the following ultrasound equipment options by GE Healthcare.


Featured Ultrasound Machines

Portable Handheld Ultrasound: Vscan Air™ Ultrasound Machine

Portable Handheld Ultrasound: Vscan Air™ Ultrasound Machine

GE Healthcare Versana Active™ Ultrasound Machine

GE Healthcare Versana Active™ Ultrasound Machine

GE Healthcare Versana Balance™ Ultrasound Machine

Portable Handheld Ultrasound: Vscan Air™ Ultrasound Machine

GE Healthcare Vivid T9 Ultrasound Machine

GE Healthcare Vivid T9 Ultrasound Machine

GE Healthcare Vivid S70 Ultrasound Machine

GE Healthcare Vivid S70 Ultrasound Machine

GE Healthcare LOGIQ™ P9 Ultrasound Machine

GE Healthcare LOGIQ™ P9 Ultrasound Machine

ACUSON NX3™ Ultrasound Machine

ACUSON NX3™ Ultrasound Machine

Edan Acclarix AX3 Ultrasound Machine

Edan Acclarix AX3 Ultrasound Machine

GE Healthcare Venue Fit Ultrasound Machine

GE Healthcare Venue Fit Ultrasound Machine

GE Healthcare Voluson S8 Ultrasound Machine

GE Healthcare Voluson S8 Ultrasound Machine

GE Vivid E95 Ultrasound System

GE Vivid E95 Ultrasound System

GE Vivid IQ Ultrasound Machine

GE Vivid IQ Ultrasound Machine

Ultrasound Machine Buyer's Guide for Medical Professionals

As technology continues to advance in healthcare, providing the best possible patient care remains a top priority. With the growing need for advanced diagnostic equipment, purchasing the right ultrasound machine for your practice can be a challenge. Understanding your specific requirements and selecting the right equipment can help streamline the decision-making process. This guide is designed to help clinicians navigate the buying process with ease.

How Ultrasound Machines Work

Ultrasound machines use high-frequency sound waves to generate real-time images of internal structures in the body. These images assist in diagnosing various conditions and monitoring patient health. There are two main types of ultrasound machines:

  • Diagnostic Ultrasound: Used for imaging soft tissues and organs to diagnose a range of conditions.
  • Therapeutic Ultrasound: Primarily used in physical therapy to treat musculoskeletal conditions by promoting tissue healing.

Common Ultrasound Applications Include:

  • Cardiac/Cardiovascular: Used for diagnosing heart defects, arterial blockages, heart rhythm issues, and evaluating stent or bypass surgery outcomes.
  • OB/GYN: Common for monitoring pregnancy, assessing fetal development, and evaluating pelvic organs, such as the uterus and ovaries.

Understanding Ultrasound Machine Costs

The cost of an ultrasound machine depends on several factors:

  • Machine Condition:
    • New: Latest technology with full warranty and features, typically higher cost.
    • Used: Older models, less expensive but may lack newer features.
    • Refurbished: Restored with new parts and software upgrades, usually less expensive than new.
  • Machine Category:
    • Low-Range: Basic functionality for smaller practices, more affordable.
    • Mid-Range: Better imaging for medium-sized practices, with more advanced features.
    • High-Range: Top-tier imaging and features for complex diagnostics, highest cost.
  • Imaging Technology: Machines with high-resolution, 3D/4D imaging, and specialized software are more expensive.
  • Brand & Model: Well-known brands and flagship models tend to be pricier due to reputation and reliability.
  • Additional Features: Features like portability, wireless capability, and advanced probes can increase costs.

Understanding Ultrasound Transducers and Probes

The transducer is a key component of an ultrasound machine. It emits sound waves that bounce off body tissues to generate images. Key types of probes include:

  • Linear Transducers: High-frequency (7-18 MHz); ideal for vascular, thyroid, and breast imaging.
  • Convex Probes: Medium frequency (2.5-7.5 MHz); best for abdominal and OB/GYN imaging.
  • Phased Array Transducers: Low frequency (2-7.5 MHz); used for cardiac and brain imaging.

Ultrasound Maintenance Tips

Proper maintenance extends the lifespan of your ultrasound machine. Consider these essential tasks:

  • Inspect probes regularly for damage or wear.
  • Check cables and connectors for signs of use or discoloration.
  • Schedule quarterly service audits.
  • Follow proper cleaning and disinfection protocols to maintain safety and performance.

Portable Handheld Ultrasound Machines

Our portable ultrasound machines are revolutionizing point-of-care diagnostics. They offer:

  • Mobility and Convenience: Compact and lightweight design for easy transport and bedside use.
  • Real-Time Imaging: Quick assessments for immediate decision-making.
  • User-Friendly: Intuitive interfaces for healthcare professionals at any experience level.
  • Versatile Imaging: High-quality imaging for cardiology, OB/GYN, musculoskeletal, and more.
  • Wireless Connectivity: Seamless integration with your facility's EHR system.
  • Cost-Effective: Reduced need for dedicated ultrasound rooms and lower upfront costs.

Why Choose Henry Schein Medical for Your Ultrasound Needs?

We offer a diverse range of ultrasound machines designed to meet the needs of your practice. Whether you need a portable, wireless unit or a high-performance system, our collection can help accelerate clinical decisions while improving the patient experience.