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Ultrasound Safety
The main advantage of ultrasound is that certain structures can be observed without using radiation. However, ultrasound is energy and there are ultrasound safety regulations, because two bioeffects of ultrasound are heat and cavitation. Ultrasound is a mechanical energy in which a pressure wave travels through tissue. Reflection and scattering back to the transducer are used to form the image. As sound energy is transmitted through the tissue, some energy is reflected and some power is absorbed.
Possible physical effects with ultrasound:
Thermal effects of ultrasound, because tissues or water absorb the ultrasound energy with increase in temperature.
Cavitation is the formation, growth, and dynamic behavior of gas bubbles (e.g. microbubbles used as contrast agents) at high negative pressure. This dissolved gases come out of solution due to local heat caused by sound energy. This has been determined harmful at the level of the medical usage.
Mechanical effects of ultrasound include ultrasound radiation force and acoustic streaming.

The ultrasound safety is based on two indices, the mechanical index (MI) and the thermal index (TI). The WFUMB guidelines state that ultrasound that produces temperature rises of less than 1.5°C may be used without reservation. They also state that ultrasonic exposure causing temperature rises of greater than 4°C for over 5 min should be considered potentially hazardous. This leaves a wide range of temperature increases which are within the capability of diagnostic ultrasound equipment to produce and for which no time limits are recommended. However, it has not been determined that medical ultrasound causes any adverse reaction or deleterious effect.
The American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine states that as of 1982, no independently confirmed significant biologic effects had been observed in mammalian tissue below (medical usage) 100mW/cm2.

See also Ultrasound Regulations and Ultrasound Radiation Force.
Vivid 3
gehealthcare.com/usen/ultrasound/products/vivid3_index.html From GE Healthcare.;
(CV Ultrasound) Vivid 3 - 'Vivid family system designed to address customer requests for another level of cardiovascular performance, and offer an even wider range of clinical applications in vascular, pediatrics and the OR. From color flow imaging with super-high frame rates to DICOM connectivity, the new Vivid 3 offers a wealth of technological innovations that enhance image quality, productivity and patient care.'

Specifications for this system will be available soon.

Vivid 7 Dimension
gehealthcare.com/usen/ultrasound/products/vivid7_dim.html From GE Healthcare.;
'Vivid 7 Dimension, a premier cardiovascular ultrasound system from GE Healthcare, expands on the strength of a powerful imaging platform to offer new, innovative technology of dimensional proportions.'

Device Information and Specification
APPLICATIONS
CONFIGURATION
17' high resolution non-interlaced flat CRT, 4 active probe ports, integrated gel warmer
RANGE OF PROBE TYPE
Multi-frequency, linear, convex, phased, sector
B-mode, C-mode, M-mode (and 2-D), triplex mode, harmonic imaging, color flow mapping, 3D ultrasound display, power Doppler imaging (PDI), color Doppler, pulsed wave Doppler, continuous wave Doppler, tissue velocity imaging (TVI), tissue type imaging (TTI), strain rate imaging (SRI), tissue synchronization imaging (TSI)
IMAGING OPTIONS
CINE review with 5 speed types, bi- andtri-plane imaging with e.g. stress echo and tissue synchronization imaging
OPTIONAL PACKAGE
digital stress echo
STORAGE, CONNECTIVITY, OS
Patient and image archive, HDD, MOD, DVD, USB flash card, DICOM 3.0 Windows-based
DATA PROCESSING
Digital beamformer with 1024 system processing channel technology
H*W*D m (inch.)
1.58 * 0.64 * 0.89 (62 * 25 * 35)
WEIGHT
191 kg (420 lbs.)
POWER CONSUMPTION
less than 2 KVA
Vivid i
gehealthcare.com/usen/ultrasound/products/vividi_index.html.html From GE Healthcare.;
'The incredible Vivid i system establishes a completely new level of cardiovascular performance that gives clinicians the freedom to get diagnostic results outside of the echo lab.'


Device Information and Specification
APPLICATIONS
CONFIGURATION
Notebook
IMAGING OPTIONS
Multiple focal zones, coded octave harmonics, triplex and duplex display, automatic tissue optimization (ATO)
STORAGE, CONNECTIVITY, OS
Patient and image archive, HDD, DICOM, CD/DVD, MOD, USB flash, PCMCIA, eVue for remote monitoring, MPEGvue foruniversal record sharing
H*W*D cm (inch.)
7 * 36 * 32 (2.6 x 14.1 x 12.3)
WEIGHT
5 kg (11 lbs.)
POWER CONSUMPTION
Rechargeable battery provides up to 1.0 hour of full scan operation
Voluson 730 Expert
gehealthcare.com/usen/ultrasound/genimg/products/voluson730/index.html From GE Healthcare.;
'GE is defining a new age of ultrasound. We call it Volume Ultrasound. GE's Voluson 730 Expert is a powerful system that enables real-time techniques for acquiring, navigating and analyzing volumetric images so that you can make clinical decisions with unprecedented confidence.'

Device Information and Specification
CONFIGURATION
15' high resolution non-interlaced flat CRT, 4 active probe ports
RANGE OF PROBE TYPE
Multifrequency, 4D, convex - micro convex, phased array, linear, specialty
IMAGING OPTIONS
CrossXBeam spatial compounding, coded excitation , spatio-temporal image correlation (STIC), B-Flow (simultaneous imaging of tissue and blood flow), strain rate imaging (SRI)
OPTIONAL PACKAGE
STIC angio and color, CrossXBeamCRI, speckle reduction imaging, volume contrast imaging (VCI), inversion mode, volume calculation II, fetal heart analysis capabilities, interactive volume renderings
STORAGE, CONNECTIVITY, OS
SonoView archiving and data management, network, HDD, DICOM 3.0, CD/DVD, MOD, USB, Windows-based
DATA PROCESSING
Digital beamformer with 512 system processing channel technology
H*W*D m (inch.)
1.43 * 0.69 * 1.02 (56 * 27 * 40)
WEIGHT
136 kg (300 lbs.)
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