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ACUSON SC2000 Ultrasound System
Echo made easy. Results you can trust.
Defining tomorrow’s standards, the ACUSON SC2000™ ultrasound system pioneers innovative technologies to deliver superior image quality and workflow solutions with quantifiable results.
ACUSON SC2000 Brochure[2.75 MB]
Medical Solutions Article: Echo in a Heartbeat[674 KB]
European Cardiology Article: Developments in 3D Echocardiography[216 KB]
High Information Rate Volumetric Ultrasound Imaging[362 KB]
Automated Volumetric Analysis[2.82 MB]
Volume Imaging Transducer[1.07 MB]
Retrospective Transmit Beamformation[776 KB]
Powerful performance for superior imaging.
View INFocus video
Superior image quality is essential in your daily work. Siemens’ exclusive IN Focus Technology capitalizes on the system’s superior information rate by continuously focusing the entire field of view, resulting in unrivaled image uniformity and clinical detail.
Streamlined exams with faster results.
Rising patient numbers, reimbursement pressure and repetitive stress injuries emphasize the importance of workflow efficiency. Our unique eSie Measure™ workflow acceleration package and eSieScan™ workflow protocol solutions significantly enhance exam consistency and patient throughput, allowing you to customize every exam to your needs.
Volume quantification without compromise.
Conventional volume echo is full of compromises – stitched exams and excluded patients are no answer to clinical needs. Based on full 90°x 90° volumes in one beat, our eSie LVA™ volume LV analysis and eSie PISA™ volume analysis, the world’s only volume flow analysis, deliver consistent results without assumptions.
Defining tomorrow’s standards.
After pioneering intracardiac echo we now introduce the world’s first volume ICE catheter, the ACUSON AcuNav™ V*. This 10F catheter gives you an instantaneous 22°x 90° view inside the heart, creating new potential for minimally invasive procedures and electrophysiology.
* Not commercially available.
Siemens Symposium Webcasts
Presentations from Siemens Echocardiography Symposia at EUROECHO.
