Description

Siemens Acuson S2000 Ultrasound System 

The Siemens Acuson S2000 is part of the renowned Acuson “S Series,” positioned between the S1000 and the flagship S3000. It is widely recognized for its versatility, advanced imaging technology that surpasses the S1000, and compatibility with a broad range of ultrasound probes and transducers, including 3D and 4D options.

The S2000 is engineered for multi-disciplinary use and delivers high-quality imaging across numerous clinical applications. In addition to 3D/4D OB-GYN and abdominal imaging, it supports cardiac, vascular, musculoskeletal, small parts (breast, thyroid, testicular), and urological examinations. This adaptability makes it highly valuable in general diagnostic settings and emergency medicine, where a diverse range of imaging needs can arise without notice.

Among its advanced imaging capabilities, the S2000 offers Doppler imaging, speckle reduction, spatial compounding, tissue harmonic imaging, and B-Mode enhancements. These technologies work together to elevate image clarity, support more accurate diagnoses, and ultimately improve patient outcomes. The system also includes workflow-focused features such as SmartExam and Scan Assistant to streamline daily use.

Probe compatibility is another strength of the S2000. Its support for a wide variety of transducers demonstrates its multi-purpose design. For example, compatibility with the 14L5 linear array probe enables high-quality imaging for vascular, musculoskeletal, and small parts applications. The system also works with curved array, phased array, and pencil CW probes

User Interface

• Full QWERTY keyboard

• Moveable console with left/right swivel articulation (up to 38°)

• Vertical console adjustment: 85–100 cm

• Adjustable monitor with variable height, swivel, and tilt

Operating Modes

• 2D

• M-Mode

• Color Doppler Velocity

• Color Doppler Energy

• Directional Tissue Imaging (DTI) – Optional

• Pulse Wave (PW) Doppler

• Continuous Wave (CW) Doppler

Software Technologies

• 3D Imaging (Optional)

• 4D Imaging (Optional)

• Imaging Compounding (Optional)

• Tissue Harmonic Imaging (THI) – Optional

• Auto Gain/Optimization

• Tissue Contrast Enhancement (TCE)

• Velocity Vector Imaging (Optional)

• Trapezoid / Virtual Convex Imaging

• Panoramic Imaging (Optional)

• Dual Imaging

• Split Screen

• Duplex

• Triplex

• Clip Function