UFD Vivid E9 EchoPAC BT13 Software
| GB200156-10 | |
| New | |
| Ultrasound | |
| Vivid E9 | |
| GE Healthcare | |
| GE HealthCare | |
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Product Overview
The UFD Vivid E9 EchoPAC BT13 Software is the software used for Vivid E9. Vivid E9 is GE Healthcare’s first cardiovascular ultrasound system built specifically for 4D imaging, from ergonomics to image acquisition to data management. Whether in 4D TTE or 4D TEE, it captures the entire heart in a single beat. It images a valve or the entire ventricle. It helps break down the barriers to routine day-to-day 4D imaging, from acquisition through navigation and quantification, to archiving. The Vivid E9 EchoPAC Software allows users to view the raw data captured from their GE Ultrasound at their networked computer. This places more workload on the computers rather than on the ultrasound system, thus liberating the system for more examinations as well as more efficient workflow, increases throughput of patients, and maximized productivity. Qualitative analysis is performed rapidly, reports are quickly created and images are stored directly from your workstation, thus freeing your Ultrasound for additional patients.
