6VT-D ELECTRONIC 4D MULTIPLANE TRANSESOPHAGEAL ULTRASOUND TEE PROBE by GE Healthcare

Key Highlights

• The 6VT-D Electronic 4D Multiplane Transesophageal Ultrasound TEE Probe by GE Healthcare offers advanced imaging capabilities for detailed cardiac assessments.
• Designed for compatibility with the VIVID E9 and VIVID E90 systems, this probe enhances diagnostic accuracy in various clinical settings.
• Its transesophageal approach provides superior visualization of cardiac structures, making it ideal for complex evaluations.
• Robust construction ensures durability and reliability, essential for high-frequency clinical use.
• Facilitates real-time imaging, which is crucial for timely decision-making during cardiac procedures.

Compatible Systems & Use Cases

This probe is specifically compatible with the following GE Healthcare models:

• VIVID E9
• VIVID E90

Use cases include cardiac evaluations, coronary assessments, and LVO contrast imaging, making it suitable for both routine and specialized cardiac procedures.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Value
Frequency Range	2-7 MHz
Imaging Mode	4D Multiplane
Dimensions	Standard TEE Probe Size
Weight	Approx. 300 grams

Clinical and Service Value

The 6VT-D Electronic 4D Multiplane TEE Probe is designed to enhance clinical workflows by providing high-resolution imaging that supports accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. Its compatibility with advanced GE Healthcare ultrasound systems ensures seamless integration into existing hospital infrastructure, allowing for efficient utilization of resources and improved patient outcomes.

In terms of maintenance, the probe's robust design minimizes service interruptions, promoting continuous availability for critical cardiac procedures. Regular maintenance protocols can be easily established, ensuring that the probe remains in optimal working condition. This reliability is vital for healthcare facilities aiming to maintain high standards of patient care while managing operational efficiency.

Additional notes

Applications:CardiacCoronaryLVO Contrast