Biosound CA541 Convex Array Probe Vascular Urology Ultrasound Transducer Medical System
 
1. Type: convex array
2. Frequency: 1-8 MHz
3. Compatible system: MyLab 5/MyLab 20/MyLab 25/MyLab 25Gold/MyLab 30Gold/MyLab 40/MyLab 50/MyLab 50XV
4. Application: Abdominal, OB/GYN
5. Condition: original, in good working condition
6. With 60 days warranty
 

 

Description

The Biosound CA541 Appleprobe transducer has a 50mm footprint and an operating frequency range of 1 to 8 MHz.

This versatile convex array probe is used for a number of applications including:

small parts, vascular, urology, OB-GYN, abdominal and cardiac procedures.

This is compatible with the following Biosound ultrasound machines:

MyLab ClassC, MyLab 50, MyLab 40, MyLab 20 Plus, MyLab 25 Gold,MyLab Twice, MyLab 60 and MyLab 70.
 
 
 
Other Biosound Biosound probes we can offer:
 

FAQ

What is Doppler Sonography?

Doppler sonography, or Doppler ultrasound, is a medical imaging technique that uses ultrasound enhanced by the Doppler effect. The Doppler effect generally uses a change in the pitch of sound waves that are measured by an ultrasound-receiving device such as a transducer. Colored Doppler images often provide helpful information about the flow and movement of blood and inner areas of the body. This technique is commonly used during pregnancy to provide detailed images of a developing unborn baby. Other uses for Doppler sonography may include visual examinations of tendons, joints and muscles as well as internal organs.

What is an Endovaginal Ultrasound?

An ultrasound scan is a medical imaging test in which sound waves are sent out from a probe and bounced back. The reflected sound waves are used to create a picture of the scanned area, which is then displayed as a black and white image on a screen. An endovaginal ultrasound, sometimes known as a transvaginal ultrasound, involves a probe being inserted into the endocavity. In comparison to an abdominal ultrasound, which involves a probe being moved over the skin of the abdomen, this type of ultrasound provides a more detailed picture of the pelvic organs, in particular the womb and ovaries.