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Transrectal, Transvaginal Micro-Convex Array & Linear Array - 10 mm ray of curvature - 13-3 MHz
Esaote
Ob/Gyn, Urology, Transvaginal, Transrectal Micro-Convex Array - 10 mm ray of curvature - 9-3 MHz
Esaote
Transvaginal, Transrectal, Contrast Agents Procedures Variable-Band Micro-Convex Array - 10 mm ray of curvature - 9-3 MHz
Esaote
Samsung
Frequency: 5 MHz - 9 MHz
SonoSite creates ultrasound transducers with real-world customer needs in mind. Our transducers exceed stringent specifications for drop testing, so you can use them with confidence ...
Frequency: 5, 6, 7, 8 MHz
Frequency: 9, 8, 7, 6, 5 MHz
Broadsound Corporation GEIC59D (Compatible to GE IC5-9-D)
Broadsound Corporation
(Compatible to GE IC5-9) Compatible system for GE Voluson 730 3.7–9.3 MHz Endocavity Endocavity, Ob/Gyn
Broadsound Corporation
(Compatible to GE E8C-RS) 3.6–10 MHz micro-convex R11 Endocavity, Urology
Broadsound Corporation
Frequency: 3 MHz - 20 MHz
See rectal wall layers. Evaluate the Radial, Longitudinal Extension of Sphincter Tears. Assess the extent of anal sphincter damage. Acquire deep penetrating, clear dataset images. Measure detailed pelvic floor architecture ...
BK Ultrasound
Frequency: 3 MHz - 10 MHz
Compatible Ultrasound Transducers Developed and manufactured with experience Proven image quality by professionals Various cost-effective alternative Transvaginal 3-10 MHz
Special Attributes: 9 frequencies - 2D/M-Mode; Color/Power/PW Doppler; Tissue Harmonic, Compound Harmonic, Compound Imaging Applications: Endovaginal and Endorectal
ZONARE Medical Systems
Frequency: 7.5 Hz - 24 Hz
Detailed Imagery from Inside The Trans-Vaginal Ultrasound Probe meets the unique needs of telemedicine applications that require a physical examination to evaluate the possible cause ...
The transvaginal probe sends out sound waves, which reflect off body structures. A computer receives these waves and uses them to create a picture.
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