Small Parts Ultrasound
A universal platform for small parts ultrasound
Demonstrated results in Small Parts Ultrasound
64%
improved penetration with the mL26-8 transducer
The mL26-8 transducer offers 36% improved spatial resolution and 64% improved penetration in superficial applications [6].
85%
increased efficiency
The uniform crystals of PureWave transducer technology are 85% more efficient [4].
54%
reduction in number of button pushes
NextGen AutoSCAN reduces button pushes by up to 54% with pixel-by-pixel real time optimization [3].
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Featured products for Small Parts Ultrasound
EPIQ Elite
Philips EPIQ Elite ultrasound features an exceptional level of clinical performance, workflow, and advanced intelligence to meet the challenges of today’s most demanding practices. EPIQ shares the same workflow, interface and transducers as the Affiniti and Compact systems.
Affiniti
Designed for everyday challenges, Philips Affiniti systems feature a small footprint and intuitive interface. Price-conscious organizations unwilling to compromise on quality appreciate its impressive combination of performance, workflow advances and ability to tackle your clinical needs.
Compact 5000 Series
Designed for mobility and performance, the Compact 5000 series shares the same workflow, interface and transducers as the EPIQ and Affiniti systems. With a quick boot-up and long battery life, the system is always ready to go, so you can bring small parts ultrasound to wherever you need it.
Lumify
Use ultra-mobile Lumify handheld ultrasound to detect soft tissue injuries in any care setting, with high-definition imaging. SonoCT reinforces real tissue imaging while eliminating random artifacts. The entire unit fits into a small bag for easy transportation, so you can take ultrasound on the go.
Redirecting the care path with enhanced detection of vascularity and avascularity to redefine small parts imaging.
“If we can increase our confidence in the subtle diagnosis at the time of scanning, we can triage the subsequent investigation pathway appropriately and prevent delayed diagnoses.”
Dr. Andrew McNeill,
Consultant Radiologist,
Freeman Hospital Newcastle upon Tyne NHS Hospitals Trust, UK
*Results of customer testimonies are not predictive of results in other cases. Results in other cases may vary.
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Footnotes
[1] When comparing release 10 performance to release 7 performance. [2] In 84% of cases, user opinion was that, after the use of post-processing controls, a repeat scan due to unsatisfactory image quality resulting from inappropriate imaging settings was not required. Based on a sample size of n=37 users. [3] Compared to the predecessor L15-7iO [4] When compared to traditional piezoelectric (PZT) material in converting electrical input into acoustic output. [5] 2014 internal workflow study comparing Affiniti to HD15
