Here’s a draft product page write-up for the GE LOGIQ E10 Ultrasound Machine, modeled after the style of your existing product pages (like the GE P8) and taking into account the specs and features pulled from GE’s materials. You can of course adjust or shorten as needed.
Delivering next-generation imaging, smart workflow automation, and rugged design, the GE LOGIQ E10 is engineered for practices that demand broad-use capability, consistency, and precision across many applications. Whether abdominal, MSK, vascular, OB/GYN, or interventional use, this system raises the standard of what you expect from general imaging.
Key Advantages
Elite Image Quality Across the Board
The LOGIQ E10’s cSound™ Architecture, paired with XDclear™ probes, produces exceptionally uniform image clarity from near field to far field. Speckle Reduction Imaging (SRI-HD), CrossXBeam™, virtual convex and coded harmonic imaging help deliver detailed, high-contrast visuals even in technically difficult patients. (GE HealthCare)Advanced Clinical Tools & Diagnostics
Features like 2D Shear Wave Elastography allow quantitative assessment of tissue stiffness (useful for liver disease, breast, thyroid etc.). Ultrasound-Guided Attenuation Parameter (UGAP) helps in assessing liver steatosis. Contrast-Enhanced Ultrasound (CEUS) and volume navigation / fusion imaging extend its capability into interventional and lesion characterization work. (GE HealthCare)Smart Workflow & Productivity Aids
To reduce exam time and operator fatigue, the LOGIQ E10 includes AI-based helpers: Auto Doppler Assistant, OB Measurement Assistant, Scan Assistant, and Compare Assistant for side-by-side studies. The system offers customizable presets, reduced keystrokes, and other UI efficiencies. (GE HealthCare Ultrasound Europe)Ergonomics & Control
An adjustable floating keyboard, articulating (tilt/swivel) monitor, simplified touch panel, and well-placed controls allow comfortable, efficient scanning sessions. Built for frequent use and portable enough to move between exam rooms. (IMV Imaging)Reliable Investment & Data Security
With features like SonoDefense cybersecurity, integrated remote diagnostics, software updates, and robust support, this machine is built to keep your practice safe, compliant, and current. Onboard storage, strong probe ecosystem, and future-scalability mean you can adapt to changing needs without replacing hardware prematurely. (GE HealthCare Ultrasound Europe)
Clinical Applications
The LOGIQ E10 is extremely versatile. It supports:
Abdominal imaging (liver, kidney, pancreas)
Vascular (carotid, peripheral, Doppler flow)
OB/GYN / Fetal imaging
Small parts (thyroid, breast)
Musculoskeletal imaging (MSK)
Pediatrics and neonatal imaging
Interventional guidance / fusion imaging
Technical Specifications & Design
Here are the critical specs to help you evaluate fit for your facility:
| Feature | Specification / Detail |
|---|---|
| Console Dimensions & Mobility | ~ 130 cm (H) × 58.5 cm (W) × 90-100 cm (D); ~ 125-136 kg depending on configuration. (IMV Imaging) |
| Displays & Controls | 22-inch wide-screen HD/OLED monitor; 12.1-inch high-res touch screen panel; floating, height-/angle-adjustable keyboard; articulating monitor mount. (IMV Imaging) |
| Probes / Transducers Supported | XDclear™ and XDclear D-series probes; convex, linear, microconvex, sector, volume (3D/4D) probes. High-performance bandwidth for both superficial and deeper structures. (Promed - El proceso de innovar) |
| Imaging Modes | B-mode, M-mode, Color Flow Doppler, Power Doppler, PW Doppler, options for CW Doppler; volume modes (3D static, real-time 4D); strain and shear wave elastography; virtual convex / extended field of view; fusion imaging; contrast imaging. (IMV Imaging) |
| Workflow & Memory / Storage | Built-in hard drive + SSD; multiple probe ports; some models or options provide battery/back-up (Power Assistant) for mobility; software tools for auto-measurement, exam assist, side-by-side comparison; DICOM compatibility; export options. (IMV Imaging) |
Benefits for Your Practice
Significantly reduced exam time and manual adjustments, freeing up staff for more patients.
Higher diagnostic confidence, even in difficult cases (high BMI, deep imaging) via superior probe tech and image processing.
Versatility: one system can cover many specialties, reducing need for multiple dedicated machines.
Better patient satisfaction: clearer images, faster exams, less need for repeats.
Lower long-term cost: modular upgrades / options, strong support infrastructure, and cybersecurity features.
