The Philips HD15 is a high-end ultrasound machine for shared service applications with the amazing Purewave single crystal probes. Reliable and high performance for nearly a decade the HD15 is still sought after even after production ended in 2015. The Philips HD15 is the ultrasound system with the clinical performance to effectively handle large patient loads as well as powerful diagnostic capabilities to perform difficult in-depth clinical evaluations.
The HD15 has a full suite of intelligent tools and configurable patient reports. Armed with some of Philips' most advanced image quality enhancing technology, including THI (tissue harmonic imaging), CrossXBeam (Spatial Compounding), SRI (speckle reduction imaging), Triplex Mode (color flow imaging - an enhanced version of Doppler Imaging), and many more crucial applications, the HD 15 is adored and revered by Diagnosticians until today.
Designed and engineered specifically for Cardio-Vascular applications, the HD 15 is so powerful that it still projects General Imaging and Small Parts imaging clearly and precisely. Including in these applications are Abdominal, Anesthesia, Musculoskeletal, Breast, Superficial and Transcranial imaging projections. Compatible with a wide array of ultrasound probes and transducers, particularly with popular Philips probes that are compatible with many of Philips Ultrasound Systems - the HD 15 is engineered to be both convenient and versatile. For any additional questions or concerns regarding this ultrasound machine or any other system, please do not hesitate to contact us.
**PROBES NOT INCLUDED BUT AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE**
Philips HD15 Features and Specifications:
New high resolution A/D technology
4 times Parallel Processing
Microfine EX focusing
SonoCT real-time compound imaging
Advanced XRES adaptive image processing
PureWave crystal technology
THI (Tissue Harmonic Imaging)
CrossXBeam (Spatial Compounding)
SRI (Speckle Reduction Imaging)
Triplex Mode (Color flow imaging)
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