FOURSIGHT 4Z1C MATRIX ARRAY TRANSDUCER by Siemens Medical Solutions

Key Highlights

• The FOURSIGHT 4Z1C MATRIX ARRAY TRANSDUCER by Siemens Medical Solutions is designed for versatile use in various extracorporeal ultrasound imaging procedures, enhancing diagnostic capabilities.
• This hand-held transducer is engineered to provide high-quality imaging by converting electric voltages into ultrasound, ensuring accurate detection of echoes for reliable data transmission.
• Compatible with the SC2000 and ACUSON SC2000 models, this transducer supports a range of clinical applications, making it a flexible tool for healthcare professionals.
• Its reusable design contributes to sustainability in clinical settings, reducing waste while maintaining high standards of hygiene and performance.
• Equipped with advanced technology, it facilitates efficient workflow, allowing for rapid patient assessments and improved diagnostic outcomes.

Compatible Systems & Use Cases

• Siemens SC2000
• Siemens ACUSON SC2000

This transducer is primarily utilized in non-invasive ultrasound imaging scenarios, including but not limited to obstetrics, cardiology, and general diagnostics, where high-resolution imaging is essential for patient assessment.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Value
Type	Matrix Array Transducer
Operating Frequency	Typically 1-10 MHz
Reusable	Yes

Clinical and Service Value

The FOURSIGHT 4Z1C MATRIX ARRAY TRANSDUCER enhances clinical workflows by providing healthcare professionals with a reliable tool for non-invasive imaging. Its compatibility with advanced Siemens systems ensures seamless integration into existing ultrasound setups, allowing for efficient patient diagnostics. The transducer's design promotes ease of use, enabling quick transitions between patients and reducing wait times, ultimately improving patient throughput.

From a service perspective, the reusable nature of the transducer supports sustainability initiatives within healthcare facilities. By minimizing disposable component use, institutions can lower their environmental footprint while maintaining high standards of hygiene. Furthermore, the durability of the transducer reduces the frequency of replacements, leading to lower maintenance demands and ensuring that healthcare providers can focus more on patient care rather than equipment management.

Additional notes

A hand-held noninvasive component of an ultrasound imaging assembly designed to be moved over the intact surface of a patient's body, typically with a coupling gel, during a variety of extracorporeal ultrasound imaging procedures (non-dedicated). Sometimes referred to as an ultrasound probe, it converts electric voltages into ultrasound which it transmits, detects resulting echoes and transmits a proportional signal/data to an ultrasound system controller for image processing and display. This is a reusable device.