Empower early detection of metabolic-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) with ACUSON Sequoia, offering comprehensive liver assessments to enhance patient care and reduce invasive procedures.
Early detection plays a key role in managing and potentially reversing MASLD,1 which often progresses without noticeable symptoms. This can lead to severe complications such as liver transplants and hepatocellular carcinoma.2 Increasing access to noninvasive, cost-effective screenings is essential in addressing this growing health concern.
Specification | Measurement |
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Width | 61 cm (24.02 in) |
Height | 120 cm to 175 cm (47.24 in to 68.90 in) |
Depth | 94 cm to 108 cm (37.01 in to 42.52 in) |
Weight | 125 kg (276 lbs) |
Monitor | 24-inch high dynamic range color dual layer |
LCD Display | Touch screen, 33.782 cm (13.3 inch) diagonal, LCD widescreen |
Transducer ports | Supports four active transducer ports |
UDFF can quantify the amount of fat within a patient’s liver quickly and painlessly in just seconds during a routine abdominal ultrasound.4 UDFF on ACUSON Sequoia shows a good agreement with MRI Proton Density Fat Fraction (MRI-PDFF) to aid clinicians in determining hepatic steatosis. MRI-PDFF and UDFF methods classify hepatic steatosis as an index value greater than 5%.5
Auto Point Shear Wave Elastography (Auto pSWE) technology offers rapid, reproducible liver stiffness measurements. Historically, point shear wave elastography (pSWE) required individual acquisitions. With Auto pSWE, the process is automated, ensuring up to 15 valid assessments in under one minute and reducing exam time by up to 50%.6
The ACUSON Sequoia’s Deep Abdominal Transducer (DAX) provides increased diagnostic confidence in patient populations limited by conventional ultrasound technology. DAX has the capability to image at diagnostic depths of up to 55 cm, while also reducing the need for excessive transducer pressure.
Experience comprehensive liver care with ACUSON Sequoia’s automated imaging technology.
Exclusive UltraArt universal image technology allows users to select their image preference from a real-time touch screen display.
Establish a connection to a remote computer or server to access remote applications directly from the ultrasound system.
Dual-layer technology medical imaging display brings image consistency from the exam room to reading room.
A 13.3” touch screen provides an enhanced user interface thatimproves ergonomics and workflow.
An integrated gel warmer can be
placed on either side of the system.
One integrated storage bin and
storage shelf option.
A central locking mechanism eliminates the need to lock each wheel individually, enhancing maneuverability.
Designed to fit every room and workflow, the control panel can swivel 180 degrees for seamless workflow.