The SONOLINE G20™ ultrasound system quickly distances itself from the competition with next-generation all-digital system architecture that utilizes Siemens technology migration. Individual imaging parameters have been optimized for a wide variety of clinical applications and patient types. So you can realize a higher degree of diagnostic confidence. Without doubt.

• All-digital signal processing technology creates excellent image quality
• State-of-the-art beam forming provides a wide acoustic aperture, improved image resolution, uniformity and penetration for difficult-to-image patients
• All-digital G20 system architecture enables seamless integration of advanced capabilities including DICOM connectivity solutions, Tissue Harmonic Imaging (THI) and TGO™ tissue grayscale optimization technology
• Ongoing performance enhancements, which require only simple, cost-effective software upgrades, protect your initial investment into the future

The SONOLINE G20 ultrasound system moves value and performance to the forefront with a portable, powerful solution combining excellent image quality, workflow advancements, user-matched ergonomics and proven Siemens reliability. With the latest-generation all digital Siemens ultrasound technology as a foundation, you can easily and quickly address the many challenges you encounter throughout your busy day. Without compromise.

• Next-generation all-digital technology for unparalleled grayscale imaging performance in a compact, ultra-portable system
• Superb system ergonomics deliver excellent workflow efficiencies to save time in busy clinical settings
• DIMAQ-IP integrated workstation with built-in CD-R/W drive promotes efficient and cost-effective output and archiving of exam data
• Tissue Harmonic Imaging (THI) is available to enhance visualization, particularly in difficult-to-image patients
• MultiHertz™ multiple frequency imaging optimizes penetration and resolution to expand the clinical versatility of each transducer
• Software upgradeability expands and protects your initial investment today and into the future

Physical System Specifications

• Height 128.3 cm (50-5 inch)
• Width: 46.4 cm ( 18.3 inch)
• Depth: 67.5 cm (26.6 inch)
• Weight: 60 kg (132 pounds) without OEM’s

Monitor

• Monochrome, 12-inch, high resolution, progressive scan (non-interlaced) CRT
• 640 x 480 pixel display matrix with a recordable image area of 640 x 480 pixels (VGA)
• Monitor tilt of 17 degrees up, 17 degrees down and swivel of 150 degrees right and 150 degrees left
• Brightness and contrast controls

User Interface

• User-centric control panel with home base layout
• Intuitive personal computer operating principles
• ReadySet on-screen workflow shortcuts for instant access to most frequently used functions
• On/Off task light and back-lit illumination of control panel
• On Screen Menu (OSM) provides easy and immediate access to secondary imaging controls
• Wrist support to help reduce operator repetitive stress disorders
• Alphanumeric keyboard for standard text, function keys and system programming
• Up to 32 user-def‌inable QuickSet user- programmable system parameters for individual transducer/application settings. QuickSets combine all preferred imaging mode parameters, annotation text and measurements into one user preset
• Configurable two-pedal footswitch

Operating/ Display Modes

• 2D imaging in fundamental and harmonic modes
• Flexible combination of imaging modes in side-by-side Dual and Dual Select in real-time and digital cine replay
• Selectable split screen display formats in 2D with M-mode: top-bottom or side-by-side in real-time and digital cine replay
• Tissue M-mode

Hard Drive

• Internal 40 GB Hard Drive
• Image storage capacity up to 42,000 black/white images
• Storage of approximately 6,300 dynamic clips (option)

CD-R/W Drive

• Supports 650 MB or 700 MB read/write CD-R
• Allows storage and archiving of complete patient studies including still images, dynamic clips (optional), reports and measurements Storage capacity dependent upon patient study size
• Export of images and clips (optional) in TIFF and AVI f‌ile format, DICOM exchange Media (optional)

Power Supply

• 115V/230V version: 98-132 VAC, 50/60 Hz/196-264 VAC, 50/60 Hz

Image File Format

• Standard output: TIFF & DICOM

Patient Study Management
Replay of digitally stored images in a select-able 1-up, 4-up, 9-up or 16-up screen format. The patient study screen allows for study selection, search, and deletion or for export to CD-R.

• CD-R/W drive for 650 and 700 MB CD-R provides patient study archiving
• Storage and retrieval of frozen static images
• Storage and retrieval of reports
• Instant dial-in replay of static images in 1-up screen format
• Perform Measurements and Calculations on current, as well as on saved and retrieved images
• Export of patient studies from Hard Drive to CD-R/W Drive
• Exported images in a standard TIFF format
• Patient database sorting by Name, ID, Study Date and Exam type

System Applications & Reporting

• Abdomen
• Emergency Medicine

Pain Management Imaging

• Orthopedic

Women’s Imaging

• Breast Imaging
• Gynecology
• Obstetrics

Cardiac Imaging

• Cardiac Screening/ Survey

Small Parts

• Breast
• Testicle
• Thyroid

Urology Imaging

• Pelvis
• Prostate

Vascular Imaging

• Transcranial

Transducer Ports

• Up to three transducers can be connected simultaneously
• Two universal transducer ports that support curved array and linear array
• One mechanical sector array port (optional)
• Electronic transducer selection (instantaneous switching between transducers)
• Parking port for convenient storage of a third transducer connector (LC system conf‌iguration)
• Industrial design provides easy access to the transducer ports

Transducers/ Probes

• Linear Array 5-10 MHz*
• Curved Array 2-8 MHz*
• Endocavity 4-9 MHz
• Endovaginal 4-9 MHz
• Bi-plane Endorectal 5-7.5 MHz

*Displayed MHz range includes multiple transducers
Transducers:

• L10-5
• 7.5L75s
• C8-5
• C5-2
• C4-2
• EV9-4
• EC9-4
• ENDO PII