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Acuson s2000

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The Acuson S2000 is a high-performance ultrasound system designed for a wide range of diagnostic applications. It features advanced imaging capabilities and a user-friendly interface. The system is capable of producing detailed images of the body's internal structures, but a more detailed description cannot be provided while maintaining an unbiased and factual approach.

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Ultrasound Evaluation of Placenta Accreta

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The ultrasound examination was conducted to patients by the ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus (Siemens Acuson S2000 and Philips Affiniti 70), the frequency of the abdominal probe was set as 2–7 MHz, and the frequency of the transvaginal probe was set as 4–9 MHz. Pregnant women were in the conventional supine position and took the lateral recumbent position, when necessary, with filling of the bladder before examination. The conventional ultrasound examination by abdomen was conducted first, the comprehensive two-dimensional and color Doppler scan was performed on the vertical section, cross-section, and crown section of the placental attachment range, and if the ultrasound examination by the abdomen failed to obtain the desirable effect or placenta accreta was suspected; then, a transvaginal scan was performed [7 ]. Finally, scores were given according to the patients' ultrasonic characteristics to evaluate the degree of placenta accreta.
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Multimodal Liver Imaging Cohort

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We prospectively collected this cohort (n = 246) from patients that had both an US and a FibroScan study ordered and if D.I.T., Y.C.C., T.H.H., or C.J.C. conducted the image study. With the agreement of these patients, they were scanned by Siemens Acuson S2000, Philips IU22, and Toshiba Aplio 300 scanners on the same day. Studies were collected over a period from August 30, 2018 to August 27, 2019, and we only included patients diagnosed with the HBV, HCV, and NBNC criteria used in HP-U. The tri-machine (TM) cohort allowed for an assessment of agreement across scanners.
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Comprehensive Breast Ultrasound Imaging Protocol

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Breast US imaging had been performed for all patients referred to a tertiary hospital with suspicious breast lesions, breast pain, and for routine screening for malignancy. Multi-parameter US systems (Mindray DC 8; Mindray Resona 7; Aloka Prosound α-7; Aloka Prosound α-10; Siemens Acuson S2000; Phillips EPIQ5 and GE Logiq E9) were used for the breast examination by physicians-in-ultrasound with 5 to 30 years of experience in breast US. During the examination, the US systems were adjusted to small parts mode (breast), and a linear array transducer with a frequency of 5–15 MHz was used. The patient was instructed to take a supine position with the upper limb abduction, fully exposing the breast and axillary region. The breast was scanned carefully to detect any lesion. If a breast lesion or aberrant echogenic area was found, its location, shape, size, orientation (parallel and nonparallel), margin, echo pattern, posterior features, calcifications, architecture, vascularity, other associated findings, lymph node in the axillary region and other special findings were identified and scrutinized. A breast lesion or aberrant echogenic area was scanned in different projections, and the size was determined at its greatest dimension and smallest dimension, respectively. Representative images were saved in the informatics database of Picture Archiving and Communications System.
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Comparative Ultrasound Evaluation of Rheumatoid Arthritis

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Patients. Eleven patients who fulfilled the American College of Rheumatology 1987 criteria for RA were selected from 2 departments of rheumatology for the study (19) . They were included based on clinical signs of active disease in the wrist joint and subsequent Doppler examination ensuring the presence of Doppler activity in the wrist (grade 2, ranging from mild to severe within that grade). The patients were recruited in the week before the trial.
Ultrasound machines and settings. The following machines were available for the study: Siemens Acuson S2000 with probe 18L6HD, Philips IU22 with probe L17-5, Esaote MyLab 70 XVG with probe LA435, General Electric (GE) Logiq E9 with probe ML6-15, GE P5 with probe 11L, and GE P6 with probe 11L. We considered the first 4 machines to be high end and the latter 2 to be medium range. In agreement with the ultrasound companies, the individual performances of the machines were anonymized, and in the Results, tables, and figures, they are referred to as machines 1-6, with the latter two identified as medium range. Whether color Doppler or power Doppler was the most sensitive modality was not anonymized.
On each machine, the factory setting for superficial musculoskeletal assessment was used with power Doppler and color Doppler. The settings were also adjusted for both
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