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GE 6S-D ultrasound transducer
GE Ultrasound Probe
Phased Array

GE 6S-D

The 6S-D operates at 2.0–8.0 MHz, shifting the frequency range higher than standard adult cardiac phased arrays to resolve the smaller structures in pediatric and neonatal hearts. The compact probe head fits between neonatal ribs and fontanelles for both echocardiography and cranial imaging. On Vivid E95, Vivid S70, LOGIQ E10, LOGIQ Fortis, and LOGIQ Totus systems, the 6S-D supports B-Mode, Color Doppler, and PW Doppler for hemodynamic assessment in patients from preterm neonates through adolescents.

Frequency Range
2.0 – 8.0 MHz
Connector Type
D-PinRS-Pin
Clinical Applications
Pediatric CardiacNeonatalFetal HeartAbdominal
Technical Specifications

Specifications

Frequency
2 – 8 MHz

Higher frequency range than adult cardiac probes targets the smaller structures in pediatric and neonatal hearts.

Field of View
115°

Standard cardiac sector angle captures full four-chamber and outflow tract views in pediatric patients.

Depth
Up to 12 cm

Sufficient depth for pediatric cardiac and abdominal imaging from neonate through adolescent.

Scan Modes
B-Mode, Color Doppler, PW Doppler

Complete diagnostic mode set for hemodynamic quantification in congenital heart disease.

Connector
D-Pin

D-Pin interface connects to GE flagship Vivid and LOGIQ systems.

Clinical Applications

Applications

Pediatric & Neonatal Echocardiography

The 6–8 MHz range resolves small intracardiac structures including atrial and ventricular septal defects, valve leaflets, and coronary origins in neonates and infants. The compact footprint seats in narrow intercostal spaces for parasternal and apical views in patients weighing under 10 kg. PW Doppler quantifies shunt velocities and valve gradients for congenital heart disease assessment and post-surgical follow-up.

Neonatal Cranial Imaging

Through the anterior fontanelle, the 6S-D provides coronal and sagittal views of the neonatal brain for detection of intraventricular hemorrhage and periventricular leukomalacia. The 8 MHz upper range improves gray-white matter differentiation in the near field. Color Doppler maps the circle of Willis and anterior cerebral artery flow for perfusion assessment in critically ill neonates.

Fetal Cardiac Assessment

The higher frequency range compared to standard obstetric probes improves visualization of fetal cardiac chambers, septa, and outflow tracts during targeted fetal echocardiography. Color and PW Doppler detect valve regurgitation and abnormal flow patterns in the four-chamber and outflow tract views. The 2.0 MHz low end maintains adequate penetration through maternal tissue in earlier gestational ages.

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