Primary care ultrasound machines for sale
Systems for primary care in the catalog run from a portable with a 15.6-inch display to systems with 21.5-inch or 23.8-inch monitors. Mindray's Consona systems are for women's health and cardiovascular work, with carts for office settings and shared-service facilities. GE HealthCare builds its Versana family for primary care and general practice.
11 systems in the catalog are used for primary care ultrasound. Their makers present 9 of them for this work.
- Types
- Cart-based · Portable · Handheld
- Probe types
- Linear · Convex & microconvex · Phased · Endocavity · Specialty
Designed for primary care ultrasound
GE HealthCare
GE HealthCare · Portable
GE Versana Active
The GE Versana Active is a portable ultrasound system for primary care and general practice.
GE HealthCare · Cart-based
GE Versana Balance
The GE Versana Balance is a cart-based ultrasound system for private clinics, GP offices and other primary care settings, designed for clinicians who have used ultrasound and want to upgrade their capability.
GE HealthCare · Cart-based
GE Versana Premier
The GE Versana Premier is the highest-tier system in GE HealthCare's Versana ultrasound family, designed for multi-purpose use across general practice, OB/GYN, MSK and cardiology.
Mindray
Mindray · Cart-based
Mindray Consona N6
The Mindray Consona N6 is a cart-based ultrasound system designed for office settings and shared-service facilities, used in general imaging, cardiovascular and women's health exams.
Mindray · Cart-based
Mindray Consona N7
The Mindray Consona N7 is a primary care diagnostic ultrasound system for general imaging, women's health and cardiovascular work in hospitals and clinics.
Mindray · Cart-based
Mindray Consona N8
The Mindray Consona N8 is a diagnostic ultrasound system for general imaging, women's health and cardiovascular use, designed for primary care users.
Mindray · Cart-based
Mindray Consona N9
The Mindray Consona N9 is a cart-based ultrasound system for women's health, radiology and cardiovascular imaging, in the private office portfolio of Mindray North America.
Mindray · Cart-based
Mindray DC-40
The Mindray DC-40 is a shared-service primary care ultrasound system for general imaging, OB/GYN and cardiology.
Mindray · Portable
Mindray Z60
The Mindray Z60 is a portable color Doppler ultrasound system for private offices and primary care, with a 15-inch tilting LCD and up to 3 probe ports.
Also used for primary care ultrasound
GE HealthCare
Philips
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Questions about primary care ultrasound machines
Are the Versana and Consona primary care systems FDA-cleared?
Yes. GE HealthCare's Versana systems and Mindray's Consona systems for primary care are FDA-cleared through 510(k) premarket notifications, each decided as substantially equivalent. Several Consona models were cleared together as one series under K221300.
What exams are the Versana and Consona primary care systems FDA-cleared for?
GE HealthCare's Versana systems are FDA-cleared for fetal/obstetrics, abdominal, gynecology, urology, pediatric, small organ, cardiac, vascular and musculoskeletal exams, and for interventional guidance.
Consona systems cleared under K221300 are indicated for fetal, abdominal, pediatric, small organ, cardiac, trans-esophageal, peripheral vessel, musculoskeletal and urology exams.
What screen sizes do the Versana and Consona primary care systems have?
GE HealthCare's portable Versana has a 15.6-inch display, and the cart-based Versana a 21.5-inch or 23.8-inch monitor by configuration. Mindray's Consona systems pair a 21.5-inch or 23.8-inch main monitor with a touchscreen of 13.3 to 15.6 inches.
What imaging platform do Mindray's Consona systems run on?
Mindray builds the Consona systems on ZST+ (Zone Sonography Technology+), which processes channel data in place of conventional beam-forming.
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