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Category:Ultrasound » Probes
Brand:Hitachi
Model:C42K
Description:Transcranial Applications, 20 mm Radius Scan Width, 65ufffd FOV Scan Angle
Type:Convex
Frequency:4.0/10.0 Mhz
Ultrasound Machine:Arietta 70, Arietta V70, Noblus
Experience unparalleled precision in transcranial imaging with the Hitachi C42K, a state-of-the-art convex ultrasound probe designed for superior diagnostic performance. Engineered by Hitachi, a leader in medical imaging technology, this probe delivers exceptional image clarity and reliability, making it an essential tool for neurologists, radiologists, and vascular specialists. Its advanced convex design, combined with a wide field of view and optimized frequency range, ensures detailed visualization of deep structures through the temporal bone window, facilitating accurate assessments in critical transcranial applications.
Ideal for high-volume clinical environments, the C42K probe offers a 20 mm radius scan width and a generous 65° FOV scan angle, providing comprehensive coverage without compromising on resolution. Whether evaluating cerebral blood flow, detecting intracranial pathologies, or monitoring transcranial Doppler studies, this probe empowers healthcare professionals with the insights needed for confident diagnoses and timely interventions.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Category | Ultrasound » Probes |
| Brand | Hitachi |
| Model | C42K |
| Type | Convex |
| Frequency | 4.0/10.0 MHz |
| Scan Width | 20 mm Radius |
| Field of View (FOV) | 65° Scan Angle |
| Primary Applications | Transcranial Imaging |
The Hitachi C42K probe seamlessly integrates with the following Hitachi ultrasound machines for plug-and-play compatibility:
Elevate your ultrasound capabilities today with the Hitachi C42K—where innovation meets clinical precision. Contact us for availability, pricing, and expert consultation.
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