ULTRASOUND PROBE by Toshiba America Medical Systems (TAMS)

Key Highlights

• The ULTRASOUND PROBE by Toshiba America Medical Systems (TAMS) is designed for high-resolution imaging, enhancing diagnostic capabilities across various clinical applications.
• Compatible with a wide range of APLIO and XARIO models, this probe ensures versatility in both general and specialized ultrasound examinations.
• It supports diverse applications, including abdominal imaging, nerve assessments, and obstetrics, making it suitable for a variety of clinical settings.
• Engineered for reliability, the probe facilitates efficient workflows and improves patient outcomes through precise imaging quality.
• Designed with user-friendly features, it enhances the overall experience for both clinicians and patients during examinations.

Compatible Systems & Use Cases

The ULTRASOUND PROBE is compatible with the following models:

• APLIO
• APLIO 50 XV
• APLIO 80
• APLIO SSA
• APLIO SSA-770A
• APLIO XG
• APLIO XV
• XARIO
• XARIO XG
• SSA-390A
• APLIO 500
• APLIO 500 PREMIUM
• ARTIDA
• APLIO I SERIES

Typical use cases include abdominal imaging, nerve studies, and obstetric assessments, providing clinicians with a robust tool for a wide range of diagnostic needs.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Value
Frequency Range	2-10 MHz
Imaging Modes	B-mode, Doppler
Probe Type	Linear Array
Length	Approximately 25 cm

Clinical and Service Value

The ULTRASOUND PROBE by Toshiba America Medical Systems (TAMS) offers exceptional clinical value by providing high-quality imaging that enhances diagnostic accuracy. Its compatibility with various APLIO and XARIO models ensures that healthcare facilities can seamlessly integrate this probe into their existing systems, minimizing the need for extensive training or adjustments in workflow. This adaptability is crucial for departments aiming to maintain high standards of patient care while optimizing resource utilization.

In terms of maintenance, the probe is designed for longevity and reliability, reducing the frequency of service interventions. This durability translates to less downtime and improved operational efficiency, allowing healthcare professionals to focus on patient care rather than equipment management. Furthermore, the probe's user-friendly design aids in reducing the learning curve for new staff, promoting a smoother workflow and enhancing overall productivity within the clinical environment.

Additional notes

Applications:AbdomenNervegeneral OB