GE Vivid E9 XDClear FAQ's
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"name": "What is 4D cardiac imaging?",
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"text": "The Vivid e9 4D imaging allows real-time acquisition of a volume image, allowing clinicians to obtain multiple image planes simultaneously, thereby decreasing scan time for echo and stress echo exams."
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"name": "How is 4D cardiac imaging more efficient?",
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"text": "4D cardiac imaging on the Vivid e9 allows you to acquire parasternal bi-plane and apical tri-plane views in a volume acquisition, eliminating the need to scan from multiple angles and allowing the technician to find the best window and use it for all image acquisition. It is also a time-saver for stress echo exams."
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"name": "Can I use 4D for a stress echo exam?",
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"text": "Yes, it’s one of the great benefits because you can acquire all stress echo views from two imaging windows."
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"name": "What is Multi-Plane or MultiDimensional Imaging?",
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"text": "Multiplane and MultiDimension imaging uses the 4D volume acquisition to show all three planes of the heart from one acquisition."
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"name": "What is CrossXBeam?",
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"text": "CrossXBeam on the GE Vivid e9 is also known as compound imaging. It allows the ultrasound transducer to see from multiple lines of site at different angles, as opposed to the standard line-of-site that’s perpendicular to the transducer lens."
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"name": "What is Speckle Reduction Imaging (SRI or SRI HD)?",
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"text": "Speckle Reduction Imaging on the Vivid e9 ultrasound machine uses a special software algorithm to identify body tissue and eliminate artifact. The result provides a clearer image with reduced artifact."
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"name": "Does the Vivid e9 have Triplex imaging capabilities?",
"acceptedAnswer": {
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"text": "Yes, the Vivid e9 has Triplex imaging for Spectral, Color, and 2D simultaneous imaging."
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"name": "What is “Q-Analysis” on the refurbished Vivid e9?",
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"text": "Q-Analysis is short for Quantitative Analysis. It includes quantitative assessment tools for LV (Left Ventricular) function. It includes assessment tools such as Tissue Velocity Imaging, Tissue Tracking, Tissue Synchronization Imaging, Strain, Strain Rate Imaging, and 2D Strain."
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"name": "What is Tissue Tracking?",
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"text": "Tissue Tracking displays Tissue Velocity over time and displays a color band that represents motion or distance during systole, resulting in a display of systolic longitudinal displacement."
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"name": "What is Tissue Synchronization Imaging on a used Vivid e9 system?",
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"text": "TSI is a parametric imaging tool based on Tissue Velocity Imaging that provides additional image enhancement for assessing delayed cardiac wall motion."
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"name": "Where can I find the GE Vivid E9 with XDClear?",
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"text": "You can find the GE Vivid E9 brochure below. Probo Medical has a large inventory of owner’s manuals and brochures, contact us today for more information."
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