• Exceptional imaging quality
• Fast and easy start-up (open and go!)
• Versatile attachment probes (with better overall imaging for all probes)
• Portable memory storage
• Use for abdominal, vascular, gynecological, cardiac, breast and thyroid imaging

If you’re ready for a portable and easy-to-use option for ultrasound technology, the Logiq Book XP is a great way to breach the gap. You can contact me for options when it comes to leasing an ultrasound machine like this one or many others.

• 4D Visualization and Imaging
• Adjustable Keyboard Design for faster, more fluid movements
• Plug and Scan - faster boot-up times
• Stress Free Stress-Echo
• Blood Flow Imaging (BFI)
• Coded Octave Harmonics optimized with contrast imaging

Of course, these are just a few of the features available with this machine. Contact me for more info and further advice on how leasing an Ultrasound machine such as the GE Vivid 7 is an affordable option for your practice.

GE Logiq 9 Ultrasound

The LOGIQ E9 simply is a system designed for radiology and general ultrasound applications. It is brand new, but that doesn’t mean we can’t find a machine for you to lease or buy second hand. The system uses previously acquired images and scans from such systems as MR and CT, and integrates them fluidly with ultrasonography. Here are a few other aspects you’ll need to know when it comes to the LOGIQ E9:

• Improved, more life-like imagery.
• Agile Ultrasound - replaces old ultrasound technology with modular mathematical models to provide more accurate measurements.
• Scan Assistant - Helps put emphasis on diagnosis rather than keystrokes. Helps doctors and patients get better results from imaging.
• Groundbreaking amongst ultrasound technology.

The LOGIQ E9 is making great steps to helping ultrasound systems be more effective and easily used. If you want to know more about leasing this or other macines, please contact us.

While the traditional and sometimes grainy 2d ultrasound images are still used for medical reasons, many mothers are opting for 3d and 4d ultrasound to get the first good look at their baby.

“It’s a different twist,” said Pamela Manley, co-owner of 3D Dreams in South Carolina and a sonographer. “Here I’m interested in showing you for fun. The patient enjoys this. It’s like a bonding thing.”

Like many others, Manley started her business after purchasing a used ultrasound system. While a new ultrasound system can cost $100,000 or more, high quality used and refurbished ultrasound machines are available at a small fraction of that cost.

“Seventy percent of people are introduced to the 3d/4d ultrasound industry because they are pregnant or just had a baby,” said Curt Dimmick of UIP. “They see a market void and want to bring this exciting business to their area. We provide them with the foundation and necessary tools to succeed.”  

Investors will find that entering the keepsake ultrasound industry is more affordable than ever, thanks to the availability of used ultrasound equipment and refurbished ultrasound machines. To be able to keep up with the latest technology, the leasing of ultrasound machines is also an option to consider. Entering any new business venture can be risky, but it helps to know that the demand for keepsake ultrasound photos and videos will never go away unless people stop having babies, and that’s a pretty safe bet not to happen.

In addition to those traditional products, UC Baby also offers its clients two rather unique options. The first is called “Baby Forever” and it is a custom-made 3D doll that is created based on the ultrasound photos taken of the baby. UC Baby also allows parents to invite others to share the experience of seeing the baby in real time through live broadcasting of the ultrasound images and video. The parents simply provide UC Baby with the email addresses of people they would like to invite to view the live broadcast, and then those people are given instructions on how to view the private and secure broadcast. Because of the affordability and availability of used ultrasound equipment and leased ultrasound equipment, many new keepsake ultrasound businesses are opening in the U.S. and Canada and offering unique options like UC Baby.

Many parents are using the keepsake ultrasound photos as part of the traditional birth announcements or as part of an invitation to attend a baby shower. Expectant parents are also finding that social networking sites like MySpace and Facebook are great places to share those photos with family and friends all over the world. The popularity of fetal ultrasound photos also received a boost when it was reported that Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes used the technology to watch the development of their child.

Practically since the start of the Internet, parents have been proudly sharing photos of their children with family and friends. And now with the advancements and growing popularity of keepsake ultrasound photos, expectant parents have a new way to share photos online. With 3-D and 4-D ultrasound photos now readily available from a variety of keepsake ultrasound photo centers, social networking sites like MySpace are seeing a big jump in the number of ultrasound photos being posted. Part of the popularity is due to the fact that many parents will post ultrasound photos as the pregnancy progresses, allowing friends and relatives to follow along no matter where they live.

Because of the widespread availability of used ultrasound equipment for entrepreneurs entering the keepsake ultrasound business, parents are finding that getting fetal portraits is cheaper than ever. Some keepsake ultrasound companies also offer the option of a DVD video. So whether it’s photos or videos, parents have plenty of options when it comes to showing off their baby.

With new technologies coming online seemingly every day, entrepreneurs have countless new choices that simply did not exist just a decade ago when it comes to starting a new business. Of course there have been big changes in the way we shop, listen to music and pay our bills in the digital age, and now thanks to ultrasound portraits, expectant parents can now take baby pictures to a new level.

Take the story of Sandra Gardner, who for 34 years worked as a nurse and ultrasound technician until purchasing a refurbished ultrasound machine and opening Fun Fetal Photos. She offers her customers a variety of options including color or black and white photos in 2D or 3D/4D, plus she also offers video services. Her business has already proven to be a big hit.

New ultrasound keepsake businesses like this are springing up all around the country, thanks in part to the availability of reasonably priced used ultrasound equipment. So if you are looking to start a new business and want to hit a market just as it’s heating up, it might be time to consider investing in a used ultrasound system and opening a keepsake portrait business.

It is very important shop around for your Portable ultrasound system. They can run upwards (new) of 50,000 dollars.

You do NOT have to pay that amount, and that is why its important to speak with a Ultrasound dealer like myself before you spend that much money.