Ultrasound Transducers
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- For the SonoBook 8 ultrasound system
- For internal medicine and vascular medicine
- Detailed visualisation with high resolution
- For structures or smaller organs
- Different frequency ranges
- Needle guide for SonoScape transducers
- Various versions available
- Reusable
- Sterilizable
- Delivery contents: 1 biopsy bracket
- For the CBit and QBit series devices
- Applicable in cardiology, internal medicine & emergency medicine
- Suitable for use with paediatric patients
- Average frequency: 6.0 MHz
- Modes: B, C, D, M, CW, TDI, Colour M, Free M
- Handy and ergonomic design
- Frequency range: 1 - 7 MHz
- FOV: 60
- Active surface: 60 x 18 mm
- Biopsy attachment available
- Needle guide for SonoBook 8 ultrasound probes
- For safe guidance of the biopsy needle
- Reusable
- Different versions
- 1 piece
- Phased array transducer for SonoScape ultrasound systems
- Biopsy attachment available
- Acoustic lens: 15 x 13 mm
- Frequency range: 2 MHz - 9 MHz
- Image depth: 180 mm
- 7.5MHz linear probe, waterproof
- For use with the wireless Youkey D8 ultrasound machine
- E.g. For orthopaedics, anaesthetics, nerves, vessels, small parts
- 25 mm transducer
- Field of view: ≥ 15 cm
- Linear probe from Chison
- Compatible with the EBit 30, 50 & 60
- For detailed imaging with high resolution
- Available with different frequencies
- Quantity: 1 piece
- Suitable for the SonoScape M22 & S11 Plus
- Acoustic lens: 28 x 10 mm
- Frequency range: 4 Mhz - 16 MHz
- Field of view: 25 mm
- Image depth: 100 mm
- Ultrasound probe for use in urology
- Suitable for QBit 5, 7 and 9 as well as CBit 4, 6, 9 and 10
- Frequency: 7.5 MHz
- Modes: B, C, D, M, FHI, CPA, DPD, C
- Scan depth: 1.0-14.8 cm
- Ideal for use in gynaecology and urology
- High-quality ergonomic design
- Available in various versions
- Especially for the SonoScape S22 and M22 ultrasound system
- Delivery Contents: 1 ultrasound transducer
- Needle guide for CHISON ultrasound probes
- Allows precise removal of tissue samples
- User can view needle in real time
- Ensures exact placement of the needle
- For QBit, CBit and XBit series probes
- Compatible with devices from the QBit and CBit series
- Frequency: 10 MHz
- Frequency range: 7-18 MHz
- Modes: B, C, D, M, FHI, CPA, DPD
- Scan depth: 1.1-14.8 cm
- Wireless ultrasound transducer
- For use with the Youkey Q7 ultrasound machine
- Frequency: 3.5 MHz
- Frequency range: 2.0 – 5.0 MHz
- For emergency cardiology, gynaecology & gastroenterology
- For various QBit and CBit series devices
- Frequency: 7.5 MHz
- Frequency range: 4-15 MHz
- Modes: B, C, D, M, CPA, DPD
- Scan depth: 1-14.8 cm
- Average frequency: 3.5 MHz
- Frequency range: 2.0-6.8 MHz
- Usable in B, B+C, PW, and B+M modes
- Compatible with the XBit 80 ultrasound system
- Easy to connect thanks to quick-connect design
- For CBit 9 and CBit 10 ultrasound systems
- Average frequency: 8 MHz
- Frequency range: 4.0-15.0 MHz
- Field of view: 3.47 cm
- Scan depth: 0.99-14.78 cm
What Probe Do I Need for My Ultrasound System?
An ultrasound scanner can be used to examine a wide variety of structures in a non-invasive way. However, for perfect tissue imaging it is important to use the right type of probe for specific applications. The most common ultrasonic transducers are linear and convex ultrasound probes - but there are also a number of other special probes for use during specific medical examinations.
Linear Transducers
Convex Transducers
Convex probes (also called curved linear transducers) have a curved array with piezo elements arranged in a curvilinear fashion with a curved transducer head that allows for a wider field of view. Convex probes are particularly suitable for overview examinations - such as of the abdomen, due to their wider and deeper view. Although deeper structures can be visualised the resolution in depth is significantly lower. Convex ultrasound transducers are mostly used for abdominal sonography, renal sonography and prostate sonography. The nominal frequency of a convex probe is between 2 and 8 MHz.