Secondhand Dynamic Imaging Concept Ultrasound Machine

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Report date: 12.01.2026

Dynamic Imaging Concept Ultrasound Device Analysis Report

Device Identification

The product in the image is an old-generation portable ultrasonography device suitable for medical or veterinary use. The product’s main unit consists of an integrated screen, keyboard, control panel, and one ultrasound probe mounted on the device.

Brand and Model

The brand DYNAMIC IMAGING is clearly readable on the upper left part of the screen frame on the front of the device. In the lower right part, the model name CONCEPT is located. In light of this data, it has been confirmed with 100% certainty that the device is the Dynamic Imaging Concept model.

Areas of Use

This device is a diagnostic tool that enables the imaging of living tissues using sound waves. The structure of the probe attached to the device (long handle and flat tip) indicates that the product was designed specifically for use in veterinary medicine; for rectal examinations of large animals such as horses and cattle (pregnancy monitoring, tendon examination, etc.). However, it may also have been used for different medical imaging purposes with appropriate probe replacement.

Originality

The device’s casing quality, logo prints, keypad layout, and probe input structure comply with industrial standards. The product is considered an original production of the brand; there is no visual doubt that it is a copy or imitation.

General Condition and Physical State

The product is in a used and worn condition. In terms of general appearance, it is observed that the device has not been cleaned for a long time, being dusty and dirty. The device falls into the “vintage” or old technology class. There is yellowing on its casing.

Quantity Information

The products identified in the image are as follows:

• 1 Main Ultrasound Device (Dynamic Imaging Concept)
• 1 Ultrasound Probe (Transducer)

Physical Deformation

No major structural damage such as deep cracks, breaks, or fragmentation is visible on the device’s outer casing at first glance. However, there is a thick layer of dirt throughout the device. A red-colored waste (gel packet or piece of packaging) is wedged into the handle cavity at the top of the device. The area around the screen and between the keys is dirty.

Mechanical Components

The mechanical knobs (potentiometers) of the device are in place on the right panel. There are a total of 6 rotary knobs. The trackball is in place, but its surroundings are quite dirty. The integrity of the device’s casing appears to be preserved.

Electronic Components

The device is in an off state in the image, therefore, it is not possible to comment on whether the screen is working or the condition of the electronic boards based on the visual. However, it is understood from the curved structure of the screen that it uses CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) technology. This is an indication that the device has an old technology.

Accessories

One probe is visible, integrated or attached to the device. The handle of the probe is white, and the tip is gray. The probe is placed in the holder slot on the right side of the device. In the image, the power cable or the tip of another external accessory, apart from the cable bundle emerging from the bottom right, cannot be clearly distinguished. The cable connection points of the probe appear sturdy.

Screen Analysis

No deep scratches or cracks were detected on the screen surface, but its surface appears stained. A software analysis could not be performed as the device was turned off.

Potential Malfunction Risk

Based solely on visual data, the following risk factors should be considered:

• Excessive Dirtiness: Heavy dirt accumulation in the keypad, trackball, and ventilation channels can lead to heating or contact problems in the device’s electronic circuits. It poses a serious hygienic risk.
• Probe Cable: It is known that probe cables in old devices can harden and break over time; although the lower part of the cable is not clear in the image, age-related deformation is highly probable.
• CRT Screen Lifespan: Cathode Ray Tube screens have a specific operational hour lifespan; considering the age of the device, a decrease in screen brightness may be observed.

Dimensions and Year of Manufacture

Although there is no definitive size information in the image, the device falls into the “portable” category, and its size can be estimated to be approximately that of a large sewing machine or an old-style small television. No date-containing label is visible on it; however, its design language, CRT screen usage, and floppy disk drive (or similar slot) structure indicate that the device likely belongs to the late 1990s or early 2000s.