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GE HealthCare 8C-RS wide-band micro-convex probe for pediatric, neonatal and abdominal imaging. It offers a 4–10 MHz frequency range and compact design for versatile examinations.
The GE HealthCare 8C-RS is a wideband micro-convex ultrasound probe designed to provide a good balance between penetration depth, resolution, and a wide field of view. Its compact design is particularly suitable for pediatric and neonatal examinations while also supporting a range of other clinical applications.
The 8C-RS features a micro-convex array with a compact 12 × 22 mm footprint. This design facilitates access to small acoustic windows and allows easier examination of anatomical regions where contact space is limited. GE HealthCare also specifies a 131° field of view in its current documentation.
Its compact form factor and small footprint make it particularly suitable for examinations of newborns and children, especially when probe maneuverability is important.
According to the GE HealthCare probe selector, the 8C-RS is documented with a frequency range of 3–10 MHz. Older GE documentation lists a range of 3.1–12.9 MHz for this probe. The exact available frequency range may therefore depend on the probe generation and ultrasound system being used.
This wideband design allows imaging to be adapted to different examination depths, with lower frequencies supporting greater penetration and higher frequencies providing improved resolution of superficial structures.
The GE 8C-RS is particularly intended for pediatric applications. GE HealthCare lists it for pediatric cardiac and abdominal imaging, as well as neonatal head imaging. It can therefore be used to examine various anatomical structures in infants and children.
These are the application areas listed by GE HealthCare for the 8C-RS. The availability of each application may vary depending on the ultrasound system and software version.
With a 131° field of view, the 8C-RS provides broad anatomical coverage despite its compact footprint. This feature can be particularly useful for pediatric and neonatal examinations, where access to certain anatomical regions may be limited.
GE HealthCare currently lists the 8C-RS with several systems, including LOGIQ e, LOGIQ P7, LOGIQ P8, LOGIQ P9, LOGIQ P10, LOGIQ V1, LOGIQ V2, Venue, Venue Fit, Venue Go, Versana Active, Versana Balance, Vivid i, Vivid q, Vivid iq, Vivid S5, Vivid T8, Vivid S6, Vivid T9, Voluson S6, Voluson S8, and Voluson S10. GE notes that compatibility may vary depending on the system version, so the manual or technical documentation for the specific software version should be checked before use.
The GE HealthCare 8C-RS is a wideband micro-convex ultrasound probe designed to provide a good balance between penetration depth, resolution, and a wide field of view. Its compact design is particularly suitable for pediatric and neonatal examinations while also supporting a range of other clinical applications.
The 8C-RS features a micro-convex array with a compact 12 × 22 mm footprint. This design facilitates access to small acoustic windows and allows easier examination of anatomical regions where contact space is limited. GE HealthCare also specifies a 131° field of view in its current documentation.
Its compact form factor and small footprint make it particularly suitable for examinations of newborns and children, especially when probe maneuverability is important.
According to the GE HealthCare probe selector, the 8C-RS is documented with a frequency range of 3–10 MHz. Older GE documentation lists a range of 3.1–12.9 MHz for this probe. The exact available frequency range may therefore depend on the probe generation and ultrasound system being used.
This wideband design allows imaging to be adapted to different examination depths, with lower frequencies supporting greater penetration and higher frequencies providing improved resolution of superficial structures.
The GE 8C-RS is particularly intended for pediatric applications. GE HealthCare lists it for pediatric cardiac and abdominal imaging, as well as neonatal head imaging. It can therefore be used to examine various anatomical structures in infants and children.
These are the application areas listed by GE HealthCare for the 8C-RS. The availability of each application may vary depending on the ultrasound system and software version.
With a 131° field of view, the 8C-RS provides broad anatomical coverage despite its compact footprint. This feature can be particularly useful for pediatric and neonatal examinations, where access to certain anatomical regions may be limited.
GE HealthCare currently lists the 8C-RS with several systems, including LOGIQ e, LOGIQ P7, LOGIQ P8, LOGIQ P9, LOGIQ P10, LOGIQ V1, LOGIQ V2, Venue, Venue Fit, Venue Go, Versana Active, Versana Balance, Vivid i, Vivid q, Vivid iq, Vivid S5, Vivid T8, Vivid S6, Vivid T9, Voluson S6, Voluson S8, and Voluson S10. GE notes that compatibility may vary depending on the system version, so the manual or technical documentation for the specific software version should be checked before use.
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