Sonosite's UHF 46-20 transducer offers incredible clarity in near-field imaging and provides exceptional microanatomy visualization to see anatomical structures in the smallest areas and patients.
In this 6-part video training series you will learn about the use and mechanics of the UHF 46-20 transducer allowing you to effectively harness the imaging power to see anatomy that conventional ultrasound may not capture and give you the tools to manage your patient's outcomes.
1 - Introduction
This video gives you an overview of the differences between the UHF 46-20 transducer and other transducers, including uses, specifications, and available exam types.
2 - Transducer Characteristics
This video takes a deeper look at the concave lens that powers the incredible near-field clarity of the UHF 46-20 transducer.
3 - Gel, Grip, and Cord Management
This video details the physical ways to get the most out of the UHF 46-20 transducer, including the amount and kind of gel to use, properly gripping the transducer, and managing the cord to reduce hand and arm fatigue.
4 - Color Performance
This video shows the color doppler performance of the UHF 46-20 transducer, allowing you to find flow in even the smallest vessels.
5 - Needle Technique
This video teaches you how to best view, position, and advance the small gauge needles that you may use with the UHF 46-20 transducer.
6 - Scanning Technique
This video contains scanning tips and tricks to help you get the most out of the UHF 46-20 transducer's clarity so you can image small anatomical structures effectively.