GE Vivid E95 Vet

The GE Vivid E95 Vet boasts an extensive array of high-end features designed to enhance image quality, performance, and incorporate advanced technologies.

Serving as a successor to the older GE Vivid E9 Vet, the E95 showcases upgraded hardware alongside expanded options for single crystal XDclear and XMatrix transducers. These enhancements cater to various imaging needs, including standard imaging, 4D, 4D TEE, and standard imaging, while also benefiting from more robust beamforming software.

Furthermore, the Vivid E95 Vet offers improved ergonomics, highlighted by a 12″ UHD LCD touchscreen and an adjustable, high-quality 22″ high-resolution widescreen OLED monitor. These advancements ensure greater ease of use and enhance the overall user experience.

• Tissue synchronization imaging

• Intima Media Thickness (IMT)

• CW Doppler

• Strain/Strain Rate Mode (option, enabled by Advanced QScan)

• Tissue Synchronization Imaging Mode (option, enabled by Advanced QScan)

• 2D stress

• Auto EF

• Automated Function Imaging (AFI)

• Automated Ejection-Fraction Calculation (AutoEF)

• AFI Stress

• Contrast Low MI

• Mitral Valve Assessment

• Z-Scores

• Quantitative Analysis Package (Q-Analysis)

• EchoPAC™/Patient Archive

• Insite™ Express Connection (ExC) Enables Remote Service and Training 4D Features

• 4D full volume scanning – single-beat and multi-beat

• 4D stress

• 4D Auto AVQ: Automated 4D aortic annulus quantification (dimension, area, circumference)

• 4D Auto LVQ: Automated 4D left ventricular quantification (volume, ejection fraction)

• 4D strain

• 4D LV mass

• 4V enable (required to run 4V-D probe)

• HDlive

Choosing between the GE Vivid E95 Vet and the Philips Epiq 7 can pose a significant dilemma for those seeking high-end ultrasound systems. Supporters on both sides offer compelling arguments about which serves as the superior cardiovascular ultrasound machine.

While both options merit consideration, the Vivid E95 Vet often presents a more attractive price point compared to the Epiq 7. Nevertheless, it’s worth noting that many Philips users exhibit a strong preference for sticking with Philips ultrasound machines, potentially overlooking alternatives. However, when weighing budgetary constraints and feature requirements, the Vivid E95 Vet emerges as a worthy contender.

Furthermore, opting for the Vivid E95 Vet over its counterpart, the Vivid E90 Vet, can prove advantageous for those requiring 4D multiplane imaging capabilities. If this feature isn’t essential for your needs, exploring the GE Vivid E90 Vet might offer additional opportunities for cost savings.