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GE Vivid iq

Refurbished

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The refurbished GE Vivid iq portable cardiovascular ultrasound machine was the first touchscreen-based premium portable ultrasound machine. Its image quality is like no other portable cardiovascular ultrasound, and the new design provides a surprisingly efficient user experience.

The GE Vivid iq has image quality that is much improved and more clear than its predecessors (GE Vivid i and GE Vivid q). The architecture is completely redesigned and it is a welcome replacement to the older technologies seen on previous portable cardiac ultrasound machines from GE.

While this is advertised as a premium cardiovascular ultrasound machine, it serves very well as a shared service ultrasound, with excellent MSK and small parts imaging, as well as probes and applications for OB/GYN and other imaging modalities.


The GE Vivid iq is a fully featured cardiovascular ultrasound that supports cardiac, vascular, transesophageal (TEE), vascular, venous, fetal, OB/GYN, abdominal, pediatric, small parts, neonatal cephalic, adult cephalic, and musculoskeletal imaging modes.

• Tissue synchronization imaging

• Intima Media Thickness (IMT)

• CW Doppler

• Strain/Strain Rate Mode (option, enabled by Advanced QScan)

• Tissue Synchronization Imaging Mode (option, enabled by Advanced QScan)

• B-flow

• 2D stress

• Auto EF

• Automated Ejection-Fraction Calculation (AutoEF)

• Z-Scores

• Quantitative Analysis Package (Q-Analysis)

• EchoPAC™/Patient Archive

• Insite™ Express Connection (ExC) Enables Remote Service and Training

Specifications
Active Probe Ports

1

Battery

Yes

CD/DVD-R

External

DICOM Options

MPPS, Print, Query/Retrieve, Store, Structured Reports, Worklist, Commitment, Verify

Dimensions

11.5 lbs, 2.5" x 15.5" x 14"

Ethernet

checked

Export Options

AVI, DICOM, JPG, USB, External Hard Disk, MPEG, RAW

Features

Anatomical M-Mode, Auto Optimization, B-Flow, Color Doppler, DICOM, IMT, M-Mode, PW Doppler, Speckle Reduction, Tissue Doppler, Tissue Harmonics, AutoEF, AutoIMT, Color M-Mode, CW Doppler, Scan Assistant, Stress Echo, TEE, Tissue Tracking, Tissue Velocity M-Mode, Virtual Convex

HDD Size

128GB

Imaging Modes

2D

Max Cine Memory

2GB

Max Frame Rate (FPS)

000, 1

Maximum Depth (cm)

33

Monitor

"15.6"" Ultra-high Resolution LCD"

Monitor Resolution

1920×1080

PC Export Formats

AVI, JPG, MPEG

Power (USA)

100-240V, 50/60 Hz

Primary Applications

Cardiac, Vascular, General Imaging

SSD/HDD

SSD

Touchscreen

N/A

Trackball/Trackpad

Trackball

USB Ports

5

Video and Output Options

Ethernet, USB, HDMI, Wireless

Wireless

Adapter

Year Built

2016-Current

The most obvious feature of the Vivid iq is its complete redesign of hardware and software. But first, let’s talk image quality: Its cardiac image quality is cleaner and less “grainy” than what was seen on previous Vivid portable ultrasound machines. It retains the great contrast notable to Vivid ultrasounds, however, it presents less image artifact and its image resolution and quality is now more similar to GE’s console ultrasound machines. The image quality is outstanding for a portable ultrasound machine, and most techs find the touchscreen interface easy-to-use and intuitive after just a few scans.

The Vivid iq lacks a keyboard and many traditional keys in favour of the versatility of a touchscreen and trackpad. We didn’t find this helpful at first, but after a day’s use, the trackpad/trackball combination was quickly more preferable to the traditional user interface of the Vivid ultrasound machines.

The GE Vivid iq is an all new system, but it was developed based on Vivid i and q. It is the 2nd generation of GE’s dedicated cardiovascular portable systems. Its console design is a complete redesign, with most controls found on its 15.6″ high resolution display. Its main competitor is the Philips CX50, which was updated after the release of the Vivid iq. The CX50 is significantly larger and “less portable” than the Vivid iq, although most Philips users often prefer to stick with Philips over GE.

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