Philips P12-5 Phased Array Ultrasound Probe

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Philips P12-5 Phased Array Ultrasound Probe

Philips P12-5 phased array ultrasound probe. Compatible with HDI 5000.

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Description

The P12-5 from Philips is a phased array ultrasound probe. Listed applications include pediatric, cardiac, neonatal and abdominal. The probe is listed for HDI 5000.

Philips P12-5 specifications

  • Brand: Philips
  • Model: P12-5
  • Transducer type: Phased Array
  • Applications & features: Pediatric Cardiology, Neonatal Cephalic and Abdominal Applications

Compatible ultrasound systems

The Philips P12-5 is listed as compatible with the following ultrasound system:

  • HDI 5000

Clinical applications

The Philips P12-5 is specified for pediatric, cardiac, neonatal and abdominal applications.

About phased array transducers

Phased array transducers have a small footprint and steer the ultrasound beam electronically to create a sector-shaped image. This allows imaging between the ribs, which is why they are primarily used for cardiac examinations (echocardiography) and also for transcranial and abdominal imaging.

Frequently asked questions

Which ultrasound systems is the Philips P12-5 compatible with?

The Philips P12-5 is listed as compatible with HDI 5000.

What type of transducer is the Philips P12-5?

The Philips P12-5 is a phased array transducer. Phased array transducers have a small footprint and steer the ultrasound beam electronically to create a sector-shaped image.

What is the Philips P12-5 used for?

The Philips P12-5 is specified for pediatric, cardiac, neonatal and abdominal applications.

Additional information

Brand

Philips

Model number

P12-5

Type

Ultrasound probe

Transducer type

Phased Array

Applications & features

Pediatric Cardiology, Neonatal Cephalic and Abdominal Applications

Compatible systems

HDI 5000

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