Philips 3,5/5 MHz Convex Ultrasound Probe

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Philips 3,5/5 MHz Convex Ultrasound Probe

Philips 3,5/5 MHz convex ultrasound probe. Compatible with Pie Medical 200/Philips SDR-2200.

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SKU: PHILIPS-3-5/5-MHZ Category: Brand:

Description

Philips 3,5/5 MHz is a convex ultrasound probe. Typical applications listed for this probe are OB/GYN and abdominal. The probe is listed for Pie Medical 200/Philips SDR-2200.

Philips 3,5/5 MHz specifications

  • Brand: Philips
  • Model: 3,5/5 MHz
  • Transducer type: Convex
  • Applications & features: OB/GYN, Abdominal

Compatible ultrasound systems

The Philips 3,5/5 MHz is listed as compatible with the following ultrasound system:

  • Pie Medical 200/Philips SDR-2200

Clinical applications

The Philips 3,5/5 MHz is specified for OB/GYN and abdominal applications.

About convex transducers

Convex (curvilinear) transducers have their elements arranged along a curved surface, which gives a wide, fan-shaped field of view and good depth penetration. They usually operate at lower frequencies and are the standard choice for abdominal and obstetric/gynecological imaging.

Frequently asked questions

Which ultrasound systems is the Philips 3,5/5 MHz compatible with?

The Philips 3,5/5 MHz is listed as compatible with Pie Medical 200/Philips SDR-2200.

What type of transducer is the Philips 3,5/5 MHz?

The Philips 3,5/5 MHz is a convex transducer. Convex (curvilinear) transducers have their elements arranged along a curved surface, which gives a wide, fan-shaped field of view and good depth penetration.

What is the Philips 3,5/5 MHz used for?

The Philips 3,5/5 MHz is specified for OB/GYN and abdominal applications.

Additional information

Brand

Philips

Model number

3,5/5 MHz

Type

Ultrasound probe

Transducer type

Convex

Applications & features

OB/GYN, Abdominal

Compatible systems

Pie Medical 200/Philips SDR-2200

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