General abdominal imaging covering liver, biliary, renal and general abdominal assessment runs on a curved array transducer, with native harmonics carrying much of the load where the body wall makes a study demanding.
Cardiac work runs on a phased array transducer with the full Doppler mode set, and mitral valve assessment and cardiac calculation packages are available where those are licensed on the unit.
Vascular assessment benefits from colour Doppler designed for sensitivity to low velocities, with advanced vascular analysis and vascular calculation packages available according to licensing.
Small parts imaging covering thyroid, testicular and superficial structures uses a high-frequency linear transducer, where coded excitation supports detail at depth within the near field.
Musculoskeletal and pain management work on tendons, ligaments and joints uses the same linear transducer.
Obstetric and gynaecological work runs on curved array and endocavity transducers where those are among the ones supplied.
Departments that value image quality above all in a fixed room gain most from a console built on this architecture, since the work is done before the operator adjusts anything.