GE LOGIQ e Ultrasound Machine

GE NextGen LOGIQ E Ultrasound Machine(for ICU,NICU,CCU,OT)

An ultrasound machine uses high-frequency sound waves (sonography) to create real-time images (sonograms) of internal body structures, functioning by sending sound waves from a transducer, which bounce off tissues, return as echoes, and are processed by a computer to form a picture, offering a safe, non-invasive look at organs, blood flow, and tissues without using ionizing radiation like X-rays. Key components include the transducer (probe), pulser, beam former, processor, and display, with operators adjusting settings like gain and focus to optimize image quality. 

How It Works (The Basic Process)

Emission: A transducer, a handheld probe, sends out high-frequency sound waves (MHz range) into the body.

Reflection: These sound waves travel through soft tissues and reflect (echo) back when they hit boundaries between different tissues (like fluid, fat, muscle, bone).

Reception: The transducer detects these returning echoes.

Processing: The machine’s computer converts the timing and strength of these echoes into electrical signals, then processes them into a real-time image (sonogram) on the screen. 

Key Components & Concepts

Transducer (Probe): The part that touches the skin, emits sound, and receives echoes; different probes are used for different body parts/depths.

Gain: Controls the brightness/contrast of the image (adjusts overall image sensitivity).

Focus: Narrows the sound beam at a specific depth to improve detail.

Modes: Different displays like B-mode (brightness/2D), M-mode (motion), and Doppler (blood flow color-coded). 

Why It’s Used (Applications)

Obstetrics/Gynecology: Pregnancy scans, ovarian cysts, fibroids.

Cardiology: Heart function, blood flow.

Vascular: Detecting clots, narrowing/widening of blood vessels.

Abdominal: Examining liver, kidneys, and gallbladder.

Procedural Guidance: Guiding needles for biopsies or anesthesia. 

Safety

Generally considered safe and non-invasive.

Does not use ionizing radiation (unlike X-rays, CTs).

The GE Logiq e portable ultrasound is a portable ultrasound GE Logiq series. The GE Logiq e portable ultrasound is an upgrade to the older GE Logibook system and features a larger display and more powerful hardware. The GE Logiq e portable ultrasound is a versatile ultrasound system with capabilities comparable to that of a full-size console ultrasound unit.

GE Logiq e Ultrasound Applications:

• Musculoskeletal [MSK]
• Vascular
• Abdominal
• Small Parts
• Breast Imaging
• Urology
• Pediatric
• Neonatal
• Ob Gyn
• Cardiac

GE Logiq e Ultrasound Features:

• 15″ LCD Monitor
• ATO [Automatic Tissue Optimization]
• Raw data processing
• Anatomical M-Mode
• PW Doppler
• CW Doppler,
• Tissue Harmonics
• On-board patient data management
• ComfortScan
• SmartScan
• TruAccess
• Advanced Image compare
• Image archiving
• CINE loop
• 80GB HD
• CD-RW
• 2 USB ports
• Wireless LAN image transfer

GE Logiq e Ultrasound Options:

• DICOM
• Speckle Reduction Imaging [SRI]
• CrossXBeam
• Freehand 3D
• CW Doppler
• LogiqView
• ECG Module

GE Logiq e Ultrasound Transducers / Probes:

• GE 4C-RS Convex probe [2-5 mhz] Abdominal, Ob/Gyn, Urology
• GE 8L-RS Linear probe [4-12 mhz] Small Parts, Vascular, Neonatal, Pediatric
• GE 3S-RS Phased array probe [1.5-4 mhz] Cardiac, Abdomen, OB Gyn, Urology
• GE E8C-RS Microconvex endocavity probe [4-10 mhz] OB, Gyn, Urology, Endocavity
• GE 8C-RS Microconvex [4-10 mhz] Pediatric
• GE 12L-RS Linear probe [5-13 mhz] Vascular, Small Parts, Neonatal, Pediatrics
• GE i12L-RS Intraoperative linear probe [4-10 mhz] Vascular, Small Parts Intra-operative