PHILIPS AFFINITI 50 ULTRASOUND FOR SALE

Common configurations of the Affiniti 50 Philips Affiniti 50 with 3 transducersThis is a General imaging (GI) and Women’s health configuration C6-2 Convex C9-4v Endovaginal L12-4 LinearPhilips Affiniti 50 with 2 transducers This is a Cardiovascular configuration S4-2 Cardiac Sector L12-4 LinearProbes Philips Affiniti 50 Probes / TransducersEndocavitary C9-4v [ 4 – 9 MHz ] 128 elements, 10mmR, 181° field of view Endocavitary C10-4ec [ 4 – 10 MHz ] 128 elements, 8mmR, 147° field of view Biplane Endocavitary BP10-5ec [ 5 – 10 MHz ] 96 elements, 8.8mmR, 150° field of viewConvex C8-5 [ 5 – 8 MHz ] 128 elements, 14mmR, 122° field of view Convex C6-2 [ 2 – 6 MHz ] 128 elements, 10mmR, 163° field of view4D Convex V6-2 [ 2 – 6 MHz ] 192 elements, 55mmR, 100° x 85° volume field of view 4D Endocavitary 3D9-3v [ 3 – 9 MHz ] 128 elements, 26.1mm, 156° x 85° volume field of view 4D Linear VL13-5 [ 5 – 13 MHz ] 192 elements, 38.4mm, 38 mm x 30° volume field of viewLinear L18-5 [ 5 – 18 MHz ] 288 elements, 38.9mm, ultra-fine pitch Intraoperative Linear L15-7io [ 7 – 15 MHz ] 128 elements, 23mm Linear L12-5 50 [ 5 – 12 MHz ] 256 elements, 50mm, fine pitch Linear L12-4 [ 4 – 12 MHz ] 128 elements, 34mm, fine angle steeringCardiac Sector S4-2 [ 2 – 4 MHz ] 80 elements, 20.3mm Pediatric Cardiac Sector S8-3 [ 3 – 8 MHz ] 96 elements, 15.4mm Neonatal Cardiac Sector S12-4 [ 4 – 12 MHz ] 96 elements, 9.78mmPediatric TEE transesophegeal S7-3t [ 3 – 7 MHz ] 48 elements, 5mm xMATRIX TEE transesophegeal X7-2t [ 2 – 7 MHz ] 2,500 elements (No 4D available!)Pedoff (CW Transducer) D5cwc [ 5 MHz ] Deep venous and arterial applications, non-imaging Pedoff (CW Transducer) D2cwc [ 2 MHz ] Adult cardiology applications, non-imaging Pedoff (PW Transducer) D2tcd [ 2 MHz ] Transcranial Doppler applications, non-imaging Advanced Affiniti 50 TransducersThe Philips Affiniti 50 supports a number of advanced transducer options despite being in the midrange price category. The set of available probes is almost identical to the Affiniti 70 with the lack of single crystal transducers being the main difference. The Affiniti 50 has three mechanical 4D probes including the [ 2 – 6 MHz ] V6-2 4D convex, the [ 3 – 9 MHz ] 3D9-3v 4D endocavitary and the [ 5 – 13 MHz ] VL13-5 4D linear probe.The Affiniti 50 also supports two transesophegeal or TEE probes, the [ 3 – 7 MHz ] S7-3t pediatric and the [ 2 – 7 MHz ] X7-2t adult. The X7-2t is an xMatrix transducer but on the Affiniti 50 it only functions in 2D mode. The Affiniti 70, Epiq line and the CX50 however can use the full xPlane and 4D functions of the X7-2t. The Philips Affiniti 50 also has the [ 5 – 10 MHz ] BP10-5ec biplane endocavitary probe that allows scanning in 2 planes without moving the transducer. Another specialty transducer is the [ 7 – 15 MHz ] L15-7io intraoperative linear, also known as a “hockey stick” probe for it’s distinctive shape that allows it to fit into tight surgical applications or small parts scanning. Popular Philips Affiniti 50 ProbesThe popular probes for the Affiniti 50 are several thousand dollars less expensive than the popular single crystal probes of the Affiniti 70. The [ 2 – 6 MHz ] C6-2 is the most popular convex probe for the Affiniti 50 while the [ 4 – 9 MHz ] C9-4v is the most popular endovaginal. The [ 4 – 12 MHz ] L12-4 is the most popular linear on the Affiniti 50 because it is affordable, and strong in both vascular and MSK imaging. For cardiac scanning the [ 2 – 4 MHz ] S4-2 sector probe is the most commonly selected.