Philips Affiniti 50
The Philips Affiniti 50, introduced in 2014 as a midrange shared service ultrasound system, was derived from the premium Epiq 7. It closely resembles the pricier Affiniti 70 and boasts similar features and technologies, including the impressive QLAB onboard quantification set. What sets the Philips Affiniti 50 apart is its ability to offer many of the features found in more expensive Philips units. If you can do without single crystal probes or Shearwave elastography, the Affiniti 50 provides a more cost-effective alternative.
Features
• 21.5” LCD display with four-way articulation
• 12” widescreen tablet-like touchscreen
• 4 transducer ports and one-handed transducer access
• Intelligent software architecture
• Combined 512 GB storage capacity
• DVD+RW drive
• Wireless networking
• State-of-the-art ergonomic designed system cart for comfort and convenience
• Easy-to-learn graphical user interface with reduced number of hard controls
• Advanced control panel design with fewer, clustered controls
• 2D mode
• Tissue Harmonic Imaging(ThI)
• M mode
• Color Doppler
• Color Power Angio Doppler
• Pulse wave Doppler
• Auto color and auto Doppler
• Transport mode : The system lasts 45 minutes before recharge
• PureWave crystal technology
• Auto Doppler for vascular imaging
• SonoCT real-time compound imaging
• XRES adaptive image processing
• iSCAN intelligent optimization
• AutoSCAN intelligent optimization
• iOPTIMIZE intelligent optimization
• Tissue aberration correction (TAC)
• Coded beamforming
• QuickSAVE feature
• Cineloop review: up to 2,200 frames of 2D and color images
• High Q automatic Doppler analysis