The Welld Wed-380 vet ultrasound provides a highly portable, cost-effective veterinary solution. Its Full digital technology beamforming delivers bright image quality, and interchangeable probes allow for a variety of applications. With 240 mm scan depth, this ultrasound system provides bright images, a range of display modes, and the ability to easily and quickly change probes, it’s easy to find a replacement probe for your Welld Wed-380 Vet.WELLD 380 Probes
Omega Smart IR Temperature Probe
The Omega Smart IR Temperature Probe measures surface temperature without making contact. The sensor can measure temperatures of non-metal surfaces in the range of -70 to 380degC. It has a built-in sensor to measure its ambient temperature, and can be used on the dirtiest surfaces. The sensor is equipped with two configurable digital I/O pins to facilitate the measurement.
The Smart Probe is packaged in a rugged, 12 mm OD x 67 mm long stainless steel housing. The probe is easy to install and includes free Sync configuration software. The device supports temperature ranges of -40degC to 85degC. It is equipped with a Smart Core that offers plug-and-play connectivity, fully featured alarms, data assurance, and data storage.
The emissivity of various materials varies from 0 to 1. A hypothetical blackbody emits all energy, while real-life objects have emissivity values ranging from 0 to 1. In addition to the actual temperature of an object, the sensor must also account for the amount of extraneous IR radiation from the surrounding area. Depending on its location, it is best to survey the surrounding environment for extraneous IR radiation before measuring.WELLD 380 Probes
Transesophageal (TEE) probe
There are a number of ways to make your WELLD 380 transesophagial (TEE) probe compatible. Among these options are the CIVCO TEE Probe Transport and Enzymatic Sponge Bundle and the TEE Transport Tray. The TEE Probe Transport and Enzymatic Sponge Bundle are designed to make ultrasound technicians’ lives easier. These accessories include a transport tray, a sponge cradle, and a pre-saturated enzymatic sponge.
Transesophageal echocardiography uses sound waves to produce detailed pictures of the heart and its arteries. The ultrasound probe sends out sound waves through the body, which bounce off structures inside the heart. The ultrasound transducer picks up the reflected waves and sends them to a computer. The resulting pictures show the walls and valves of the heart.
A compatible WELLD 380 transesophagageal (TEE) probe is essential for any physician who uses one of these devices. TEE is also useful for diagnosing certain heart conditions. This procedure can help doctors detect mitral valve disorders, blood clots in the heart, and masses in the chest. A TEE can also be used to determine the structure of artificial heart valves.
The transesophageal (TEE), or sphincter, has four possible motions. During flexion, the probe rotates clockwise or counterclockwise. Another movement, multiplane, is controlled with two buttons on the TEE probe. It enables the beam to be angled anywhere between 0 deg and 180deg. The probe should be inserted carefully to prevent trauma to the oropharynx and teeth.
TEE can be done on an outpatient basis, or as part of an inpatient stay in the hospital. The procedures used vary, and are dependent on the type of condition and doctor’s practices. Before the procedure, the patient is asked to remove jewelry, remove objects, and empty their bladder. Then, an intravenous (IV) line is placed in the hand or arm for injections and IV fluids.
Rectal linear probe
The WED-380V veterinary rectal linear probe is a great choice for a veterinary practice that needs to get a good quality image. It has 96 elements and a 65 mm lens. It has a 7-foot or 2.5-meter cord, a USB port, and full digital beam forming technology. It has received many positive reviews from US-based equine breeders and has been available for sale all over the world.
The 380 has a thermally-transmissive region that is flexible and can be selectively and passively deformed. The temperature-sensitive region of the 380 is made from metal, silver, or other thermo-conductive material. Its design also makes it possible for it to enclose or isolate the surrounding tissue. Moreover, the 380 is designed with a thermally-transmissive region that has a flexible, partially-circumferential blanket.
Transcutaneous (TEE) probe
The WELLD 380 is the latest in a series of transcutaneous echocardiography devices. Compared to the older TTE probes, TEE is a more reliable and accurate diagnostic tool. It provides structural information that may help differentiate benign and malignant masses. The biplane design also provides a clear view of the superior vena cava, making it easier to identify thrombi that have attached themselves to intravenous or pacemaker wires.
The tip of the WELLD 380 transcutaneous (TEP) probe should be immersed in a high-level disinfectant for the appropriate length of time before use. Parts that might contact mucous membranes should be wrapped in the disinfectant and rinsed with tap water. When using nonimmers, they should be cleaned and dried before use. If the probe is used again, it should be replaced with a fully immersible one.