Sales Brochure: GF-UM160 - Olympus America

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With four frequency modes to choose from, the HyperBand transducer can be easil~
adjusted tP suit the specific requirements of each case.
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create a transducer made from composite piezo materia
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:IyperBand transducer offers true broadband scanning
:apability with four frequency modes -C5, C7.5, C12
md C20. You can get ultrasound images r
Tom approximately 5MHz to 20MHz
Nitho.ut s":,,itching scopes during an ~
~xammatlon.
resolution and penetration depth
mprove image clarity across a wider range. I
an~ more compact, the redesigned control section makes it
~~sjer to maneuver the scope.
B-;Y--m6Ving some of the functions previously incorporated in
he control section to the connector, we were able to reduce
he size and weight of the control section. The new
:onfiguration is similar to that of an EVIS scope. As a
:esult, the GF-UM160 is very easy to maneuver and
)perator fatigue is minimized.
Jp to three EVIS functions and three EUS functions can
)e assigned to the remote switches on the control section.
)even different EUS functions are available to assign to
he switches.
GFjJM160 has a simple, streamlined design that's e~sy to handle.~rasonic
cable can be detached from the scope to facilitate~eprocessing.
This also makes it easier to carry and store the scope.
EU~ EXERA is fully compatible with the scope ill function~VIS
EXERA 160 Series. Scope ill data -such as model
!lame, serial number, etc. -are stored on the memory chip builtinto
the GF-UM160. This information can be displayed on the
monitor to facilitate data management.
eIn the low frequency mode, deep organs can be
visualized, making orientation easie~ especially in thefmDt7z
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inside lesions or the gastrointestinal layer structure
:an be visualized.
stomlzaDle remote switches w aeslgn IS mucn mare campaCt Inan Ine
1ventianal control section shown on the right
ope Information menu
chip built into
's EXERA scope
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