GE Venue 40 For Sale
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Product Highlights
Popular Configurations:
2 probe / 12L-SC, 4C-SC
GE’s Venue 40 ultrasound system is the first in the popular series of Venue systems.
The Venue 40 remains a popular choice, but later versions such as the Venue 50 and Venue R2 are more readily available and at affordable prices. Still, when available, the Venue 40 is a solid and affordable point-of-care ultrasound machine.
GE Venue 40 Ultrasound Imaging Benefits
The GE Venue 40 is designed for specific markets, including the essential Point of Care situations and bedside care for vascular access, anesthesia, interventional, MSK, and basic cardiac function. For these reasons, the GE Venue 40 is a widely popular device in this rapidly emerging market.
Some of the Venue 40’s leading imaging technologies and benefits include, but are not limited to:
- Needle recognition for providing accurate vision in three key areas, including needle, anatomy, and motion. This helps reveal the structure of a needle within anatomy, all while ensuring defined edges and detail.
- Power Doppler Imaging (PDI) for highlighting vascular sensitivity for fine vascularity and low flow.
- PDI quantification for diagnosis and monitoring, helping verify the presence of blood flow as well as detecting small vessels, inflammation, and disease states in both adults and children.
- Both deep and superficial imaging performance.
GE Venue 40 Ultrasound Design and Efficiency
In addition to its advanced levels of performance, the GE Venue 40 ultrasound holds high praise for its easy operability and design. For instance, you can take advantage of:
- Pre-configured application settings for fast, intuitive use
- Fully touch operated, splash-resistant screen for easy operation, easy cleaning, and machine longevity
- Quick boot-up times allow for more reliable emergency and point-of-care use
- Adjustable height and screen tilt maximizes ergonomics while reducing user strain
The GE Venue is also incredibly portable, which is an essential feature for point-of-care, general use, and emergency ultrasound care. With four moveable wheels, the Venue 40 can wheel into tight spaces, such as a patient bedside or a trauma bay. The ultrasound’s universal docking system allows for easy mounting in a cart or table, and an optional storage tray ensures that all of your necessary equipment is within arm’s reach.
Providian Medical GE Venue 40 Review
Simply put, this thing is cool and it actually works. It’s not a Franken-Ultrasound like many manufacturers look to create today. It is designed for a specific market and doesn’t try to be everything-to-everyone. GE did a nice job creating this one.
Aside from the great image quality, there are some other great features about the Venue 40. You can connect it directly to a computer or save images on an SD or USB flash drive.
Our customers use the Venue 40 for regional anesthesia, orthopedic/MSK applications, needle guidance and interventional applications. They’re simply blown away by the quality for the price they paid. In fact, the price of the Venue 40 unit makes it an easy choice for those looking to add ultrasound to their practice or hospital. Beware, however, if you get one, you’ll have a lot of people asking you about it and wanting one of their own.
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Imaging Modes | 2D |
| Applications | Abdominal, Anesthesia, Breast, Emergency Medicine, General Imaging, Musculoskeletal, Small Parts, Vascular |
| Features | M-Mode, ColorFlow, Power Doppler, Needle Visualization, Speckle Reduction, DICOM, PW Doppler, Tissue Harmonics |
| Year Built | 2009– Current |
| Active Probe Ports | 1 |
| Video and Output Options | DVI-D Interface on Docking Station and Cart, Removable SD Card, Ethernet, Docking Station with USB, Wireless |
| Monitor | 10.4" High Resolution Color LCD |
| Monitor Resolution | 800x600 |
| Touchscreen | N/A |
| Dimensions | 8 lbs, 11" x 10.8" x 2.2" |
| Export Options | DICOM, Network, JPG, MPEG, USB |
| USB Ports | 1 |
| DICOM Options | Store, Query/Retrieve |
| PC Export Formats | JPG, MPEG |
| CD/DVD-R | N/A |
| Ethernet | Yes |
| Wireless | Adapter |
| Power (USA) | 100-240V, 50/60 Hz |
| Battery | Yes |
| Trackball/Trackpad | Touchscreen |
| SSD/HDD | SSD |
| Max Cine Memory | 120MB |
| Maximum Depth (cm) | 27 |
| Accessories | Docking Cart, Removable SD Card |
| Manufacturers | GE |
Q:Is there a stand for the GE Venue 40 or do I need to hold it like an iPad?
Q:How do the images compare to traditional portable ultrasound machines?
Q:What is a "Point of Care" ultrasound machine?
Q:Should I buy the Venue 40 or look at another portable ultrasound machine?
Q:Can I export images from the Venue 40?
Q:What is CrossXBeam?
Q:What is SRI Speckle Reduction Imaging?
Q:Does Providian offer any service contracts with the purchase of the GE Venue 40?
Q:Do you have the manual for the GE Venue 40 ultrasound system?
Q:Can the GE Venue 40 ultrasound machine be shipped outside of the United States?
Q:Does the GE Venue 40 ultrasound machine work with 220 voltage?
Q:Does Providian Medical offer any financing options for the GE Venue 40?
Q:Would Providian be interested in buying the GE Venue 40? I have one that I am looking to sell.
Step 1: Getting Started
The GE Venue 40 is a somewhat intuitive system, however, its tablet-style interface is not like today’s tablets with gestures controlling its use.
This training series will help you get the most out of the Venue 40, showing how to operate the machine efficiently and learning any features that are not obvious or well documented.
If you want to get the most out of this applications training on the GE Venue 40, it’s best to start here and go in sequential order through the parts. Each video builds on the previous training lesson and gives you a more complete understanding of the system, instead of what’s offered in a somewhat jumbled order of the Venue 40 user manual.
For a complete listing of all our free training videos, check out our Ultrasound Equipment Training page.
Step 2: System Tour
This segment of the GE Venue 40 training series takes a tour of the system, its controls and how you interact with the system. This is an important video to help you understand how the system works and how you interact with it.
Step 3: User Interface
This third segment of free video training on the GE Venue 40 Portable tablet-style hand carried ultrasound machine covers more in-depth usage of the user interface throughout its various imaging screens, as well as the controls on how to get around the system.
Although this training series cannot fully replace an on-site technician performing applications training on the GE Venue 40, it works well as a supplement to the user manual and a quick way to learn this portable ultrasound machine.
Step 4: Beginning an Exam
Starting an exam with the GE Venue 40 Point-of-Care ultrasound machine is not as easy as it seems. While it may appear to be straightforward, there are some tricky parts that confuse most people once they start another exam or reboot the system. Some of the items here are very important parts of training on the Venue 40. The user manual doesn’t necessarily cover all that’s involved in starting an exam and dealing with Patient Information on the Venue 40. This is more of what you’d learn in on-site applications training on this bedside ultrasound machine.
Also included in this section on getting through an exam is how to find the patient archive and recall previous exams and previous patients.
Step 5: Setup/Customization
Here we get into personalizing and taking control of the Venue 40. This is where you’ll learn to include your facility name, choose how you want your images stored (USB, SD, etc), cine clip length, time, date, and other such utility customization functions.
Step 6: Imaging
Learn how to navigate the various imaging screens in 2D, Color, and Power Doppler. This walks through the various controls to use while in the various scanning modes.
Some of these items aren’t completely straightforward on the Venue 40, although it can be quite easy for those looking to do simple imaging.
Step 7: Measurements/Annotations
Taking Measurements, using comments/annotations, and pointers on the Venue 40.
The stylus of the Venue 40 is used in most parts of using the Venue 40.
Step 8: Save/Review/Export
In this final part of the free GE Venue 40 video training series, we learn about cineloop review, saving and exporting images. This is one of the easier and straightforward parts of the Venue 40 point-of-care ultrasound machine.
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