Description

GE Voluson 730 Pro BT08 Ultrasound Machine The standard, original “Voluson 730” is no longer available on the refurbished market. We recommend viewing one of its popular replacements, the GE Voluson 730 Pro, GE Voluson 730 Expert, GE Voluson e8 Expert, or GE Voluson S6. These are the popular current versions of the excellent GE Voluson line of 3D/4D ultrasound machines.

The Voluson 730 Pro and Expert models have very good frame rates in 4D, and versions BT04 and later include CrossXBeam and SRI Speckle Reduction imaging, which improve image quality in its standard 2D imaging, while SRI also improves image quality in 4D over the BT02 and BT03 models.

The Voluson 730 ultrasound system is not only for 4D. It has excellent image quality in 2D modes and is very popular in OB/GYN/Vascular/Small Parts and general Women’s Health situations.

The GE Voluson 730 Pro BT08 Ultrasound Machine is especially designed for the needs of physicians in private offices as well as small hospitals.

Highlights:

Real-Time 4D
3D Multiplanar Display
“Glass-Body” rendering
3D Power Doppler
XTD-View Imaging
HI – Tissue Harmonic Imaging
AO – Automatic Optimization
CE – Coded Excitation

Here are just a few examples of how GE is bringing you more:

– Speckle Reduction Imaging (SRI) heightens the visibility of organs and lesions through improved contrast resolution and border detection while reducing artifact characteristics of ultrasound.

– CrossXBeamCRl (CRI) enhances tissue and border differentiation with an exclusive spatial compounding acquisition and processing technique

– HD-Flow is a bi-directional power Doppler feature that enables a more sensitive vascular study and reduces the overwriting associated with standard color Doppler.

– Volume Contrast Imaging (VCI) allows for better assessment of size, margins and internal structures of lesions through maximized image quality in all three planes.

– Tomographic Ultrasound Imaging (TUI) makes analysis and documentation of dynamic studies easier by providing a simultaneous view of multiple slices of a volume data set.

– Spatio—Temporal Image Correlation (STIC) is an innovative technique that allows clinicians to quickly capture a full fetal heart cycle beating in real-time and save the volume for later analysis