M040GSE Multi Purpose Tissue Ultrasound Phantom - CIRS
M040GSE Multi Purpose Tissue Ultrasound Phantom - CIRS
The Standard for Ultrasound Quality Assurance
- Unique dual attenuation design allows testing on low frequency abdominal probes up to 5 MHz and high frequency probes to 15 MHz and higher
- Detachable water wells allow for testing curvilinear and endocavity probes
- Only general purpose QA phantom on market with elasticity targets
- Ensure over ten years of reliable use through reinspection and repair services
Includes best in industry four-year warranty
The CIRS Model 040GSE Multi-Purpose, Multi-Tissue Ultrasound Phantom is the most complete solution available for performance and quality assurance testing. Its dual frequency design and detachable water wells allows testing of most transducer shapes – including curvilinear and endocacity – and frequencies.
It is also the only QA phantom on the market that provides both elasticity targets and all the standard B-mode imaging test objects.
It is also the only QA phantom on the market that provides both elasticity targets and all the standard B-mode imaging test objects.
The phantom is made of CIRS' proprietary Zerdine® hydrogel polymer, which has been formulated to provide tissue mimicking properties including compatibility with harmonic imaging.
To maximize phantom lifetime, this gel is contained in a rugged ABS plastic housing with a Saran-based laminate membrane. CIRS ultrasound QA phantoms come standard with a robust housing, carry case, 48-month warranty, and user guide.
To maximize phantom lifetime, this gel is contained in a rugged ABS plastic housing with a Saran-based laminate membrane. CIRS ultrasound QA phantoms come standard with a robust housing, carry case, 48-month warranty, and user guide.
Key Tests with Model 040GSE
- Uniformity
- Depth of Penetration
- Beam Profile/ Focal Zone/ Lateral Response Width
- Vertical Distance Measurement
- Horizontal Distance Measurement
- Axial and Lateral Resolution
- Elevational Resolution
- Contrast Resolution
- Grayscale Contrast Sensitivity
- Elasticity Sensitivity
- Dead Zone Assessment
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