Mindray Ultrasound In Obstetrics & Gynecology

GYN AnatomyFemale Reproductive duct

ovary fallopianuteruscervixVagina

GYN Scaning WayTransvesical (Abdomen)Transvaginal

Transrectal

US in GYN applicationsUterus Normal or Heteroplasia Hysteromyoma Endometrium Disease IUDAdnexal Ovarian mass Monitor ovulationPelvic cavity Accumulates fluid

Normal ImageUterus Transvesical(Abdomen)

Normal ImageEndocavity

Normal ImageBoth Ovary Image Endo-cavity

B/W or ColorHand-carried or CartbaseMiddle Range or Economic All support GYN applicationsWide System Choice

Convex Transducer 35C50HA /EA(B) 3C5A(s)

Endo-cavity Transducer6CV1 (s)65EC10EA(B)

IUS applicationAccessorial Cyst Aspiration

Ovum retrieval in IVFOvum retrieval

Needle Guide BracketNGB-001 Plastic & stainless steel

Needle Guide BracketNGB-004

Needle Guide Bracket (Color)NGB-006 NGB-004 Plastic & stainless steel

Installation (Color unit)3C5A6CV1NGB-006NGB-004

Observe FollicleApogeny Diagnostic

Monitor ovulation

IVF Ovum retrieval

Overy & Follicle

Pathologic ImageMyomaEndocavity

Pathologic ImageCyst

Intrauterine Contraceptive DevisesIUDIUD Down

Gynecology Measurements & CalculationsB measurement: UT , Endo , OV-V , FO-D , CX-L , UT-L/CX-L GYN Meas. & Report System

Mindray Ultrasound In Obstetrics

OB US ApplicationNormal

pathologicPrenatal & post partum Ultrasound

B/W or ColorHand-carried or Cart-baseMiddle Range or Economic All support OB applicationsWide System Choice

B/W Unit Transducer 35C50HA /EA(B) Convex65EC10EA(B) Endocavity

Color Unit Transducer3C5A Convex6CV1 Endocavity

3 Trimester Early pregnancy ( 28w )

Early pregnancyLive or Dead

Amount

Others

Particular

Early pregnancyGestational sac

Yolk sac

Embryo

Twin Fetus

Second trimesterverify dates and growth

congenital malformations ( Down Syndrome)

placental position

Late pregnancyEvaluate fetal size

Assess fetal growth

Verify fetal position

Pathologic ImageROV Ectopic pregnancy

Pathologic Image

OB MeasurementOB itemsBPD, OFD, HCFLTAD, APAD, AC, FTAGrowth curveExam reportHistory reportFBPFutus Biophysical Profile

Fetus Measurement-BPD Fetal Head

Fetus Measurement-FLFetal Leg

OB measurement menuGS(gestational sac diameter),CRL (crown rump length),BPD (biparietal diameter),HC (head circumference),AC (abdominal circumference),FL (femur length),EFW (estimated fetal weight),AFI (amniotic fluid index),FBP (fetus biophysical profile),GA (gestational age),EDD (estimated date of delivery),

OB measurement menu (cont.)OFD (occipitofrontal diameter)OOD(Outer Orbital Diameter)CER (cerebellum)THD (thoracic diameter)TAD (transverse abdominal diameter)APAD (anteroposterior abdominal diameter)FTA (fetal trunk cross-sectional area)HUM ( humerus length)Ulna (ulna length)Tibia (tibia length)YS ( Yolk Sac)NT ( Nuchal Translucency)

Formula

B-OB measurement : OB Twins MeasurementFetal Growth Measurements: Basic OB measurement: GS, CRL, BPD, HC, AC, FL, EFW, AFI; Advanced OB measurement: OFD, BD, CER, THD, TAD, APAD, FTA , HUM, Ulna, TibiaInput parameters: LMP; BBT; FBP B-OB calculation :EDC: according to LMP or BBTEFW: 11 Formula ( Tokyo, Osaka, HADLOCK1 , HADLOCK2, HADLOCK3, HADLOCK4 , Shepard , Merz1 , Merz2 , Campbell, Hansmann)Measurement and Report system

B-OB measurement results:Growth Curves ComparisonIndex: GS, CRL, BPD, HC, AC, FL, OFD, CER, THD, TAD, APAD, FTA, HUM, Ulna, Tibia

Measurement and Report system

B-OB measurement results:Fetal Biophysical ProfileFBP Report

Stress fetal heart rate acceleration FHRFetal movement FMFetal breathing movement FBMFetal tension FTAmniotic fluid AFPlacenta level PLMeasurement and Report system

B-OB measurement results:Obstetric Exam Report

Measurement and Report system

B-OB measurement results: 4 Obstetric Exam Report

Image; Measured Values & Calculated ResultsCalculation FormulaDiagnosis;Hospital, patient info; SignatureMeasurement and Report system

OB & GYN Patient Information

OB Growth Curve

OB Report

Fetal Heart

ZoomFetal Heart

NT

Smart 3DFetal faceFetal hand

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**Survey scan The first part of a pelvic ultrasound exam. The probe is placed on the lower abdomen and the pelvic organs are assessed.

*Endovaginal scan An internal ultrasound scan using a sterile probe. The scan is performed with an empty bladder. An endovaginal scan allows the sonographer to obtain high resolution images of the pelvic organs.

*()**Endometrium (Endo-cavity) Clearly***** interventional ultrasound*****Follicle Apogeny in-vitro fertilization,

******Prenatal Ultrasound:1 23 4 5 6 7 891011Ultrasound is extensively used in obstetrics and gynecology as a safe, non-invasive, accurate, and cost effective tool to look at the fetus. No set number of scans, but recommended that normally the woman have 2 to 3.

****First trimester Description: An examination of the early pregnancy. This is a two part test involving a transvesical scan and an endovaginal scan1st scan at 7 weeks: confirm pregnancy, exclude ectopic or molar pregnancies, confirm cardiac pulsation, and measure the crown-rump length for dating2nd scan at 18-20 weeks: look for congenital malformations, exclude multiple pregnancies, verify dates and growth, placental position (or at 13-14 weeks to diagnose Down Syndrome).

*In the first trimester, an ultrasound used to determine the size, age, and location of the embryo.

*5****3rd scan at 34 weeks: evaluate fetal size and assess fetal growth, verify fetal position

*6********Estimated date of confinement (EDC) Fetus Biophysical Profile ********Fetal Heart ( four chamber) *Zoom.NT NT Nuchal translucencyThis prenatal test (also called the NT or nuchal fold scan) can help your healthcare practitioner assess your baby's risk of having Down syndrome (DS) and some other chromosomal abnormalities as well as major congenital heart problems. The NT test uses ultrasound to measure the clear (translucent) space in the tissue at the back of your developing baby's neck. Babies with abnormalities tend to accumulate more fluid at the back of their neck during the first trimester, causing this clear space to be larger than average. The NT scan must be done when you're between 11 and 14 weeks pregnant. (The last day you can have it done is the day you turn 13 weeks and 6 days pregnant.) It's usually offered along with a blood test in what's known as first-trimester combined screening. NT (Nuchal translucency) 1.23 50%*Smart 3D for Fetal face & hand.*