Philips Compact 5500 Ultrasound - 795145

Description

Top-of-the-line Cardiovascular system with 34% Greater Image Resolution

The Philips Compact 5500 is a compact and versatile ultrasound system, designed to deliver high-quality diagnostic images. Its sleek design and user-friendly interface make it the perfect solution for cardiovascular ultrasound needs. By combining 2D/3D imaging and Doppler modes, this system provides a thorough cardiovascular exam to help clinicians make better diagnoses.

Powered by Philips' cutting-edge imaging technology, Compact 5500 offers outstanding image quality and diagnostic precision. They also comprise high-resolution that captures the detailed and clear images of the heart for accurate cardiac structures diagnosis.

Equipped with iScan intelligent scanning technology, this system enables one-touch optimization for 2D imaging and pulse wave Doppler, enhancing workflow efficiency in fast-paced clinical settings. Its dedicated point-of-care (POC) features ensure seamless operation, making it an indispensable tool for quick, precise diagnoses wherever and whenever needed.

Designed for clinics, hospitals, and emergency settings, the Philips Compact 5500 is a versatile ultrasound system with excellent image quality and advanced applications. Heart Medical is the authorized seller of Phillips and offers nationwide delivery and installation services.

Key Features

1. Imaging & Performance

• High-Resolution Transducer – Captures clear and detailed images for accurate cardiac assessment.
• 2D, 3D, and Doppler Imaging – Comprehensive cardiovascular evaluation with multiple imaging modes.
• AutoStrain LV Technology – Provides fast, reproducible 2D strain quantification for left ventricular function.
• Automatic View Recognition – Identifies heart views for precise visualization and analysis.
• Real-Time Image Optimization – Auto-adjusts settings for the best possible image quality.
• Seamless Integration – Compatible with Philips EPIQ CVx and Affiniti CVx ultrasound systems.

2. User Interface & Ergonomics

• 15.6" High-Definition Monitor – Ensures crisp, clear image display.
• 10" Waterproof Touchscreen Panel – Sealed design for enhanced cleanability and durability.
• Intuitive User Interface – Simplifies navigation and reduces the learning curve.
• Trackpad & Sealed Control Panel – Improves workflow and enhances hygiene.

3. Advanced Automation & AI Tools

• AI-Based Workflow Automation – Streamlines tasks and enhances efficiency.
• AutoStrain LV Application – Enables automated left ventricular strain analysis.
• Integrated Reporting Module – Generates customizable reports for comprehensive analysis.
• Philips Ultrasound Collaboration Live – Enables real-time remote consultations.
• Advanced Cardiac Quantification – Provides detailed left ventricular function assessment.

4. Connectivity & Data Management

• On-Board Patient Archive – Stores images, loops, and measurements for easy retrieval.
• Multiple Export Options – Supports DICOM, JPEG, MPEG, and AVI formats.
• Ethernet & USB Connectivity – Enables fast data transfer and external device connectivity.
• Wireless Connectivity – Allows seamless data sharing and workflow integration.
• Remote Access & Telemedicine Support – Enhances accessibility and collaboration.

5. Design & Portability

• Lightweight & Compact Design – Easily transported for bedside and emergency use.
• Extended Battery Life (Up to 3 Hours) – Allows continuous scanning without interruptions.
• Smart Standby Mode – Saves system state and resumes instantly.
• Optimized Airflow & Cooling System – Ensures efficient heat management.
• Caster Locks & Stability Mechanism – Provides mobility with enhanced stability.

Technical Specifications

1. System Architecture & Processing

• AUX DisplayPort Resolution – 1920x1080 pixels
• Connectivity – Ethernet and two USB 3.0 connectors

2. Dimensions & Weight

• Width – 411 mm (16.2 in)
• Depth – 406 mm (16.0 in)
• Height – 86 mm (3.4 in)
• Weight – 10.57 kg (23.3 lb) (including internal battery)

3. Power & Electrical Specifications

• Input Voltage – 100-140V AC, 50/60 Hz
• AC Adapter Input – 100-240V AC, 50/60 Hz
• AC Adapter Output – 24 VDC @ 250 W
• Power Consumption – 310 VA
• System Battery – 14.4 VDC, 98 WH

4. Display & Imaging Interface

• Monitor – 15.6” LCD, 1920x1080 resolution

5. Connectivity & Storage

• USB Ports – Two USB 3.0 connectors
• Ethernet Port – Integrated Ethernet connector

6. Input & Output Ports

• AUX DisplayPort – Supports 1920x1080 resolution

7. Compact Cart

• Cart Base Dimensions – 488 mm x 488 mm (19.2 in x 19.2 in)
• Vertical Adjustment – 820 mm – 1001 mm (32.2 in - 39.3 in)
• Wheels – Four 5” locking swivel wheels (rear two with steering lock mechanism)
• Integrated Keyboard – Slide-out drawer design
• Probe Holders – Supports up to four transducers
• Storage Bins – Three (large, small, and rear handle tray)

Probe Compatibility

1. Phased Array Probes (Cardiac & General Imaging)

• Philips S4-2 – Designed for cardiac and general imaging applications.

2. Transesophageal (TEE) Probes

• Philips V6-2 – Optimized for transesophageal cardiac imaging.

3. Convex Array Probes (Abdominal & OB/GYN Imaging)

• Philips C5-1 – Supports abdominal, OB/GYN, and general imaging applications.

Applications

1. Cardiac Imaging (Adult & Pediatric)

• 2D and Doppler imaging for comprehensive cardiac assessments.
• Stress Echo for evaluating cardiac function under stress.
• Automated Ejection Fraction (Auto EF) for left ventricular function analysis.
• Tissue Velocity Imaging (TVI) & Tissue Doppler Imaging for myocardial assessments.

2. Vascular Imaging (Peripheral & Cerebrovascular)

• Color Doppler, Power Doppler, and Spectral Doppler for blood flow evaluation.
• Peripheral artery and vein imaging for detecting DVT and arterial diseases.

3. Abdominal & General Imaging

• Liver, kidney, spleen, and pancreas imaging with high-resolution 2D and Doppler.
• Gallbladder and biliary system evaluation for stones and duct obstructions.
• Aorta and renal artery imaging for detecting aneurysms and stenosis.

4. OB/GYN & Fetal Imaging

• Detailed fetal biometry and growth monitoring.
• Transvaginal and transabdominal imaging for early pregnancy assessment.
• Amniotic Fluid Index (AFI) and placental health monitoring.

5. Small Parts & Musculoskeletal Imaging (MSK)

• Thyroid, breast, and testicular imaging for nodule and tumor detection.
• Musculoskeletal ultrasound for tendons, ligaments, and joint evaluations.

6. Urological & Prostate Imaging

• Bladder volume assessment for urinary retention and dysfunction.
• Transrectal prostate imaging (TRUS) for prostate size and lesion detection.
• Renal Doppler studies for kidney perfusion assessment.

7. Emergency & Point-of-Care Imaging

• Rapid bedside ultrasound for trauma and critical care assessment.
• Lung ultrasound for pneumothorax and fluid assessment.
• FAST (Focused Assessment with Sonography for Trauma) scanning for emergency cases.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many active probe ports does the Compact 5500 have?

The system features three active probe ports, allowing users to switch between different probes easily for various imaging applications.

Does the Compact 5500 support remote access for troubleshooting and training?

Yes, it includes remote support capabilities, enabling real-time troubleshooting, software updates, and training via a secure Philips service connection.

What imaging modes are supported by the Compact 5500?

The system supports a range of imaging modes, including:

• 2D Imaging
• Doppler Imaging (Color, Power, Spectral)
• 3D/4D Imaging (OB/GYN & Cardiac Applications)

What probes are compatible with the Compact 5500?

The Compact 5500 supports a variety of Philips probes, including:

• Philips S4-2 – Cardiac applications
• Philips V6-2 – OB/GYN and abdominal imaging
• Philips C5-1 – General imaging and vascular studies

What advanced imaging technologies come with the Philips Ultrasound 5500?

The Philips Ultrasound 5500 offers a wide range of advanced imaging technologies that include Smart Exam, Freehand 3D, Digital Navigation Link, Microflow Imaging, Strain Elastography, Panoramic 2D, and Contrast-Enhanced Ultrasound (CEUS) imaging.