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ModelLogiq F6
BrandGE
CategoryUltrasound Machines
Posted14.01.2026
Views213

Product Specifications

Stationary or Portable
Stationary
LCD display
Yes
Ports number
3
Monitor Size
17
M-Mode
Yes
Diagnostic accuracy class
mid-range
B-Mode (Brightness Modulation)
Yes
General calculations
Yes
Ob/gyn calcs
Yes
Vascular calcs
Yes
Cardiac calculations
Yes
CW continuous wave doppler
Yes
TD tissue doppler
Yes
Anatomical M-mode
Yes
Color M-mode
Yes
Freehand 3D
Yes
Panoramic imaging
Yes
Strain Elastography
Yes
Stress Echo
Yes
PW pulsed wave doppler
Yes
Power doppler
Yes

Pre-Owned - Excellent GE Logiq F6


Condition:: Pre-Owned - Excellent
Availability:: In stock
Shipping from:: China

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Description

The GE Logiq F6 ultrasound system is a versatile machine used across various medical specialties for imaging a wide range of anatomical structures and conditions. It's designed for abdominal, vascular, cardiac, musculoskeletal, OB/GYN, pediatric, and small parts imaging, offering advanced applications for enhanced image quality and workflow.
Applications:
Abdominal: Imaging of the liver, kidneys, spleen, and other abdominal organs.
Vascular: Assessment of blood flow in arteries and veins, including carotid arteries and peripheral vessels.
Cardiac: Evaluation of heart function and structure, including measurements like Auto EF (ejection fraction) and TVI (tissue velocity imaging).
Musculoskeletal: Imaging of muscles, tendons, and joints for diagnosis of injuries and conditions.
OB/GYN: Imaging of the uterus, ovaries, and fetus during pregnancy, including 3D/4D imaging for detailed fetal assessment.
Pediatric
Small Parts
Urology
Features:
B-Flow
Sono Biometry
TUI (Tomographic Ultrasound Imaging)
Auto IMT
Scan Assistant
Auto Optimization
3D/4D Imaging
Anatomical M-Mode (AMM)

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