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New portable ultrasound scanner/system ob/gyn
Ultrasound System+ one optional Probe
RUS-3000D is a new type of linear & convex array, multi-purpose portable ultrasonic diagnosis instrument. It adopts advanced imaging process technologies,
provides high resolution and high definition images. RUS-3000D s electronic scanning, multi-stage dynamic focusing, variable aperture, digital scanning and
switching techniques are ideal suitable for applications in superficial organs, abdominal, cardiology, gynecology, obstetrics and urology for hospitals and clinics.
v 10.4'' SVGA high resolution non-interlaced monitor
v 8 images permanent image storage
v USB port for image transferring to PC
v Multi-segment TGC adjustment
v Part zoom in real time, gray curve control, STC curve, edge enhancement, dynamic range, frame correlation, 256 gray scale, image reverse function
v Pre-processing: multi-segments TGC adjustment, frame correlation, image direction
v Post-processing: left/right, up/down, positive/negative
v Zoom: magnification (4 steps)
v General measurement: distance, circumference, oval, trace, volume, average value
v Obstetric measurement soft: GS, CRL, BPD, AC, HC, FL, AFI, EDD, and calculating fetus weight, pregnancy week, expected delivery date, fetal
physiological rating according to the previous measurements
Acoustic lens focus, single focus and multiple focus
Depth enhancement/pan function
Adjustment total gain and dynamic range
10.4'' SVGA high resolution non-interlaced monitor
8 images permanent image storage
2.5~8.5 MHz (depends on probes)
Left/right, up/down, positive/negative
Time, date, week, doctor name, patient ID, age, sex, transducer type,
transducer frequency, gray scale, focus, average value
v 10.4'' non-interlaced monitor
Note: Convex Probe is an optional probe, if you need, please kindly inquiry about the price .
v 3.5MHz electronic convex probe (2.5/5.0MHz)
v High-frequency linear probe (6.5/8.5MHz)
