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Product Overview
The RAB6-D is an ultralight, wideband real-time 4D convex array ultrasound probe designed to deliver high-quality imaging across various clinical applications. Its real-time 4D capabilities make it particularly suitable for dynamic studies, enhancing diagnostic confidence in abdominal, obstetric, gynecologic, and pediatric imaging
Technical Specifications
Frequency Range: 2 – 8 MHz, providing flexibility for imaging both superficial and deeper anatomical structures.
Scan Modes: B-Mode, Color Doppler, Pulse Wave Doppler, and Real-Time 4D Volume Imaging.
Field of View: 90° in B-Mode; 90° x 85° in volume scan, offering comprehensive visualization of anatomical regions.
Design: Ultralight and ergonomic, enhancing operator comfort during extended use.
Applications
Abdominal Imaging: Facilitates detailed examination of abdominal organs.
Obstetric Imaging: Provides high-resolution imaging for fetal assessments.
Gynecologic Imaging: Enables comprehensive evaluation of female pelvic organs.
Pediatric Imaging: Suitable for imaging small and delicate anatomical structures in pediatric patients.
Compatibility
GE Logiq E10
GE Logiq Totus
GE Logiq Fortis
Clinical Performance Highlights
Real-time 4D imaging provides dynamic visualization of fetal movements, enhancing diagnostic accuracy in obstetric applications.
Broad frequency range ensures excellent penetration for abdominal and deep pelvic imaging.
Exceptional spatial and temporal resolution supports comprehensive evaluations of complex anatomical structures.
Operational Efficiency and Design
Lightweight design minimizes operator fatigue, even during extended scanning sessions.
Ergonomic handle and optimized probe weight improve stability and control during real-time 4D imaging.
Seamless integration with GE systems ensures smooth transitions between imaging modes.
Advanced Imaging Features
Real-time 4D volume imaging enhances diagnostic capabilities for obstetric and gynecologic assessments.
Wide field of view ensures detailed imaging of larger anatomical regions.
High-definition rendering provides superior clarity for critical clinical decision-making.