GE HealthCare Versana ultrasound machines for sale
GE HealthCare builds the Versana line for general practice: the portable Versana Active for primary care and the Versana Premier, its highest-tier system, for multi-purpose use across OB/GYN, MSK and cardiology. The Versana Active has a 15.6-inch display, weighs 5.0 kg with battery and has one probe port, expandable to three. The Versana Premier has a 21.5-inch or 23.8-inch monitor and up to four probe ports.
- Models in the catalog
- 3
- Types
- Cart-based · Portable
GE HealthCare Versana models
| Model | Released | Probe ports | Display | Weight | Specialties |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 GE Versana ActivePortable | 2019first FDA clearance | 1expandable to 3 | 15.6-inch1920 x 1080 LED-backlit | 5.0 kg11.02 lb, with battery | Primary careObstetrics & gynecologyCardiology |
 GE Versana BalanceCart-based | 2019first FDA clearance | Up to 4active; 3-port or 4-port | 21.5-inchLED-backlit, 1920 x 1080 | Under 60 kgwithout peripherals | Primary careObstetrics & gynecologyMusculoskeletal |
| GE Versana PremierCart-based | 2018first FDA clearance | 3 or 4active, by configuration | 21.5/23.8-inchVS / VA, 1920 x 1080 LED | Under 73 kgno probes or peripherals | Primary careObstetrics & gynecologyMusculoskeletal |
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Common questions about GE HealthCare Versana ultrasound machines
What is the difference between the Versana Active and the Versana Premier?
The Versana Active is a portable system for primary care and general practice. The Versana Premier is the family's highest-tier system, designed for multi-purpose use across general practice, OB/GYN, MSK and cardiology.
The Active has a 15.6-inch display and weighs 5.0 kg with battery; the Premier has a 21.5-inch or 23.8-inch monitor and weighs less than 73 kg without probes or peripherals. The Active has one probe port, expandable to three, and the Premier up to four.
Which Versana is FDA-cleared for transesophageal exams?
The Versana Premier. Its 510(k) K242005 lists transesophageal among its indications, alongside adult and pediatric cardiac, and added it relative to the earlier K210438. The Versana Active's K200998 indications for use do not list transesophageal.
Can the Versana Active connect more than one probe at a time?
Yes, on the Advanced Cart. The Versana Active has one integrated probe port, expandable to three: on Versana Active v1.5, the Advanced Cart is compatible with three optional external probe port extensions.
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