GE RIC5-9W-RS Ultrasound Transducer Probe - The main function of
this intracavitary ultrasound probe is to help medical
professionals observe and diagnose the internal structures and
conditions of the human body by sending ultrasound waves into the
body and receiving the reflected sound waves and converting them
into images.
It is a used but fully functional product, which has been
professionally tested by engineers to ensure its usability. You can
contact us for more details before placing an order.
We also accept probe repairs. If your probe is faulty and needs to
be repaired, please contact us to learn how to repair it.
► Detailed Photos
► Maintenance
Use and maintenance:
- Follow the relevant operating instructions and equipment
requirements to correctly connect and operate the probe.
- Clean and disinfect as required after use to prevent cross
infection.
- Handle with care to avoid severe impact or damage to the probe.
- Check the appearance and performance of the probe regularly to
ensure that it is working properly.
- Store in an appropriate environment to avoid factors that may
affect its performance, such as high temperature, humidity, and
strong magnetic fields.
► Operation
I. Preparation
1. Make sure the ultrasound device is properly turned on and in
normal working condition.
2. Check whether the probe is clean and undamaged, and whether the
cable is intact.
II. Probe connection
1. Find the corresponding probe interface on the ultrasound device.
2. Insert the probe plug carefully and accurately into the
interface to ensure a firm connection.
III. Patient preparation
1. According to the examination site and purpose, let the patient
take the appropriate position.
2. Apply an appropriate amount of coupling agent on the probe
surface to ensure good ultrasound transmission.
IV. Operation
1. Hold the probe and slowly and gently insert the probe into the
patient's body to the appropriate position.
2. Select the corresponding probe mode (such as 3D/4D mode) and
examination parameters on the operation interface of the ultrasound
device.
3. Move the probe to obtain the image of the required part, paying
attention to maintaining stable contact and appropriate angles.
V. Image Adjustment
1. Adjust the image gain, depth, focus and other parameters as
needed to obtain a clear and accurate image.
2. Use zoom, rotation and other functions to further observe and
analyze the image.
VI. End of Examination
1. Slowly and gently remove the probe from the patient.
2. Clean the probe to remove coupling agent and possible
contaminants.
