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Category:
Ultrasound
Brand:
Esaote
Model:
PA240
Description:
AppleOS, Cardiac, Transjugular, Abdominal, Vascular, Convex Array, 96009
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Our catalog entry for the Esaote appleos, cardiac, transjugular, abdominal, vascular, convex array, 96009 documents the verified fields for this Esaote ultrasound probe — model reference, frequency, and compatible system — to support clinical-engineering workflows.
| Brand | Esaote |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Probes |
| Category | Ultrasound |
| Model | PA240 |
| Description | AppleOS, Cardiac, Transjugular, Abdominal, Vascular, Convex Array, 96009 |
| Type | Convex Array |
| Frequency | 1.4.0 MHz |
| Ultrasound Machine | ML 30 Gold, ML 40 (H |
| Compatible Ultrasound System(s) | ML 30 Gold, ML 40 (H |
Our catalog lists this item for the following Esaote ultrasound systems: ML 30 Gold, ML 40 (H. Validate each candidate platform against the part reference prior to procurement.
Ultrasound probes (transducers) are the imaging interface of any ultrasound system: they convert electrical pulses into acoustic waves and convert returning echoes back into electrical signals for image reconstruction. Probe selection — including array type (linear, convex, phased array, endocavitary), frequency range, and footprint — is matched to the clinical application (general imaging, vascular, cardiac, OB/GYN, point-of-care, etc.). Compatible probes for a given console are listed by the original manufacturer; replacing or adding a probe typically requires verifying connector type, supported frequency, and software compatibility with the host system.
SKU/Link Reference: EsaotePA240
Suitable for professional medical equipment needs in various hospitals
Meeting professional medical equipment needs in clinics
Supporting professional needs in medical research institutions
