Description
Description & Review
The HD-6 replaces the HD-3 as the entry level ultrasound from Philips but is closer to the HD7 in feature depth. On the outside, the HD6 is almost identical to the HD7. It’s feature set lacks some of the higher end features like Sono CT, Xres, and Panoramic imaging, but otherwise is very similar.
Applications
– Cardiac.
– Vascular.
– OB/GYN.
– Abdominal.
– MSK.
– Urology.
– Small Parts.
Features
– 15? LCD Monitor
– 2 probe ports
– Anatomic M-Mode
– i-SCAN [one-touch image optimization]
– HPRF [High Pulse Repetition Frequency]
– Philips Microfine 2D focusing
– Reconstructed zoom with pan (read zoom)
– Philips high-definition zoom (write zoom)
– Color compare mode
– Duplex mode for simultaneous 2D and Doppler
– Triplex mode for simultaneous 2D, Doppler, and color or CPA
– 2D optimization signal processing
– THI [Tissue Harmonic Imaging]
– Intelligent Doppler
– Trapezoidal imaging
– Contrast Imaging
– Adaptive Doppler
– 3 USB ports
– Composite video out port
– B & W video out port
– Ethernet port
– S-video output port
– Footswitch port
– 250 GB hard drive
– DVD-RW
Imaging Modes
– B-Mode
– M-Mode
– Color Doppler
– Power Doppler
– PW Doppler
– Freehand 3D
– Duplex
– Triplex
– Dual screen
– Tissue Harmonic Imaging
– Directional Power Doppler
Options
– CW Doppler
– Freehand 3D
– Q-lab ROI
– Auto IMT
– General imaging analysis package
– OB/GYN and fertility analysis package
– Cardiac analysis package
– Vascular analysis package
– DICOM 3.0
