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GE - CT Radiology Ultra Sound
LOGIQ 500 MD
new model

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LOGIQ® 500 MD with MR3
PREMIUM DIGITAL ULTRASOUND
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Advancing Ultrasound Performance Through Innovation.
Powerful. Productive. Easy to use. Built on breakthroughs.
Thanks to GE's
development of advanced ultrasound technologies, the LOGIQ 500 MD features stunning
imaging breakthroughs. It delivers more performance in more clinical applications than any
other premium, multi-purpose system.
And now, with the introduction of MR3 technology, it offers you even more performance than
ever before.
MR3 brings Maximum Resolution Ultrasound to the LOGIQ 500 MD platform for advanced gray
scale and color flow imaging.
3D View provides an intuitive,
easy-to-use three-dimensional perspective of anatomical structures and blood flow.
Exceptional portability and ease-of-use
features give the LOGIQ 500 MD with MR3 unsurpassed versatility.
Broad clinical capabilities bring premium
performance to all imaging applications, including cardiac.
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The LOGIQ 500 MD with MR3 gives you ultrasound investment security built
on one of the world's most upgradeable parallel-processing, all-digital platforms. So it's
ready to support even more GE ultrasound breakthroughs in the years to come.

Breakthrough Upon Breakthrough in Image Quality
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The C358 2-5 MHz wideband transducer with multifrequency imaging provides
greater flexibility over a wide range of applications.
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Image quality breakthroughs enhance the clinical performance of the LOGIQ
500 MD with advanced MR3 technology.
Exceptional Gray Scale Imaging
GE's Micron Imaging breakthrough brought micron-fine pixels and improved gray scale
resolution to the LOGIQ 500 MD.
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Now, the addition of Maximum
Resolution Ultrasound: expands dynamic range for
better contrast sensitivity
provides wideband transducer technology with
multifrequency capabilities, for increased resolution and greater diagnostic confidence
Superb color flow sensitivity
GE's patented Adaptive Color Enhancement, or ACE, allows utilization of high frame
rates with excellent color flow sensitivity while reducing flash.
Now, our breakthrough MR Flow:
adds multiple focal zones for even greater
uniformity in color flow sensitivity
has smaller pixel sizes for improved spatial
resolution.
Directional PDI provides the sensitivity
of traditional PDI with added directional information.
Remarkable 3-dimensional visualization
Advanced MR3 technology now makes possible
Integrated 3D View, an extremely fast three-dimensional modeling tool for emerging B-mode
and color applications.
Advanced Velocity Imaging combines power
and velocity information to provide extraordinary sensitivity to low flow even with high
velocity scale settings. Take Premium Performance and Productivity
Anywhere
The LOGIQ 500 MD with MR3 rolls easily to any location. Full-swivel wheels let it slip
smoothly into tight spots. And plenty of on-board space accommodates a full range of
recording devices.
The intuitive keyboard is easy to learn and use. Keys are grouped by function for
greater efficiency, with dedicated keys for frequently used functions. Backlighting of
exam-specific keys simplifies use in dimly lit rooms.
Productivity made easy
On-board digital image storage is fast and easy to use for even greater portability.
Advanced Calculations Packages provide
increased productivity in vascular, OB/GYN (including multigestational), and cardiac
applications. In addition, real time Doppler calculations and measurements accelerate
analysis in vascular studies.
GE Solutions
InSite Remote Service and Support
Network - a GE exclusive - puts you in touch, by modem, with experienced sonographers
who can view your clinical images for real-time consultation, and service engineers who
can diagnose and resolve many problems without the need for an on-site service call.
The ALI UltraPACS® Image Management System
- provides interfaces to DICOM networks - for automatic transfer to physician workstations
across the hall, across the city or around the world.
GE's Ongoing Commitment to Breakthroughs
assures you of clinically relevant advances in ultrasound technology every year.
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