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Common ultrasound supplies that are often used in conjunction with ultrasound imaging:
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Ultrasound Gel: A water-based gel used as a coupling agent between the transducer and the patient's skin. It helps eliminate air pockets and ensures good sound wave transmission. •
Probe Covers: Disposable covers designed to maintain hygiene and prevent cross-contamination. These covers are placed over the transducer before each examination. •
Cleaning Wipes: Alcohol-based or disinfectant wipes used for cleaning and disinfecting the transducer and other equipment surfaces. Specific cleaning solutions are recommended by the ultrasound equipment manufacturer for thorough cleaning of transducers. •
Gel Warmers: Devices used to warm ultrasound gel, providing patient comfort during the examination. •
Needle Guides: Attachments or brackets that assist in accurate needle placement during ultrasound-guided procedures such as biopsies or injections. •
Positioning Aids: Cushions, wedges, or straps designed to help position patients correctly and comfortably during ultrasound exams. Common ultrasound accessories that are often used in conjunction with ultrasound imaging: •
Transducer Storage Rack: A dedicated rack or holder to store transducers safely when not in use, helping to prevent damage. •
Storage and Archiving Solutions: External hard drives, network storage, or cloud-based systems for long-term storage and backup of ultrasound images and reports. Possibly specialized printers that produce hard copies of ultrasound images for immediate documentation and patient records. •
Power Supply and Transducer Cable Extenders: Extension cables used to increase the length of transducer cables for more flexibility during examinations. Adequate power sources or uninterrupted power supply (UPS) to ensure continuous operation of the ultrasound machine during power outages or fluctuations. •
Reporting Templates and Software: Customizable reporting templates and software solutions that facilitate efficient and standardized reporting of ultrasound findings. •
Phantom Devices: Artificial tissue-like structures or phantoms used for training, calibration, and quality assurance purposes to evaluate image quality and system performance. Consult with ultrasound equipment vendors or professionals in the field to determine the specific accessories and supplies that best suit your imaging needs and specialty. See also Equipment Preparation, Environmental Protection, Portable Ultrasound Machine, Ultrasound Technology, Ultrasound System Performance and Sonographer. •
Contrast agents improve the sensitivity of vascular Doppler ultrasound, for example in cerebrovascular sonography or examinations of deep abdominal vessels. They also enlarge the role of transcranial Doppler. Microbubbles can be used with various modes e.g., color and power Doppler imaging, as well as pulsed-wave Doppler to increase the signal intensity. However, the ultrasound system must be suitable for contrast enhanced technology. Microbubbles usually stay within the vascular space; nevertheless, the contrast enhancement is limited to 2−6 minutes caused by physiologic clearance and bubble destruction. Depended on the application, contrast agents can be administered with a different injection rate e.g., bolus injection, slow injection, or continuous infusion. Stable, homogeneous, and prolonged enhancement can be obtained with perfusion, lasting until the infusion is stopped. See also Cerebrovascular Ultrasonography, Multiple Frame Trigger. Result Pages : |