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Designed by Urologists… for Urologists
The ARIETTA 65 has many advanced and unique probes that fully cover the expanding range of procedures that benefit from ultrasound guidance.
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State-of-the-art digital architecture and advanced imaging features to redefine the capabilities of surgical ultrasound.
Prostate imaging using the C41V Transducer
Exclusive 200° field of view end-fire prostate biopsy transducer. Allows visualization of the entire gland from apex to base.
Transperineal Biopsy using the C41L47RP Transducer
Ideal transducer for Transperineal Biopsy, Hydrogel Spacer Placement, Brachy LDR & HDR, Cryo, and MPMRI procedures.
Testis Imaging using the L55 Transducer
Linear transducer that is ideal for scrotal and penile doppler imaging. Trapezoid Display extends field of view and enables visualization of entire structure.
Prostate Imaging using the CL4416R1Transducer
Bi-Plane transperineal biopsy transducer with simulataneous imaging and elastography capability.
Prostate Imaging using the CC41R2 Transducer
Side-Fire Bi-Plane prostate transducer with simulataneous display and wide scanning, as well as a 200° field of view.
Kidney and Bladder Imaging using C253A Transducer
Curved array abdominal imaging and biopsy transducer with a 70° field of view, ideal for kidney and bladder imaging.
Features
Ergonomically designed to maximize function and flexibility
LCD MONITOR
With a high contrast ratio and wide viewing angle, the 21.5 inch LCD monitor gives a rich representation of the display image.
MOBILITY
Easily moves from room to room, delivering real-time guidance effortlessly.
VISIBILITY
Swivel and height-adjustable to meet the clinician’s needs.
Programmable Presets
Fully customizable presets for each user.
EFFICIENT WORKFLOW
Easily access the pre-set configurations, transducer selection, and optimized image allocation.
HYGIENIC
Compatible with commonly used disinfectants.
Imaging Clearly Defined
State-of-the-art digital architecture and advanced imaging features to redefine the capabilities of surgical ultrasound.
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