Secondhand Esaote Biosound Mylab 50 Ultrasound Machine

Objective AI Report

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Report date: 18.09.2025

Esaote Biosound Mylab 50 Ultrasound Device Analysis Report

Overview and Device Description

The product in the image is a medical imaging device mounted on a wheeled stand, featuring a monitor and a control panel. Based on its characteristics and structure, the device is an ultrasonography (USG) system. The product resembles a system used for diagnostic purposes in various medical applications. The image only shows the device itself, with no additional accessories (ultrasound probe, printer, etc.) visible.

The device consists of a main unit, a control panel and keyboard integrated into this unit, an LCD monitor, and a four-wheeled transport cart. A total of one unit was examined.

Brand and Model Identification

As a result of the detailed examination of the visuals, it is clearly understood from the logo located on the lower frame of the monitor and on the upper part of the control panel that the brand of the device is Esaote. The model of the device has been identified as Biosound, which is clearly written on the bottom left corner of the monitor. In light of this information, the product is an Esaote Biosound Mylab 50 model ultrasound device.

Physical Condition and Deformation Analysis

The general condition of the device is assessed as used. There are noticeable yellowing and discoloration on its white and beige plastic casing. This indicates that the device has been used for a long time or that the material’s color has changed due to its age. Physical deformations can be listed as follows:

• Casing and Body: General yellowing is prevalent on the main unit and monitor casing. Scratches, scuff marks, and dirt are present on the light green lower parts of the transport cart and in the wheel wells.
• Wheels: The wheels appear quite worn and dirty. There are numerous scratches and signs of abrasion on them.
• Screen: The device’s screen is in the off position. Therefore, it cannot be determined whether it is working or if there are any display issues (lines, dead pixels, etc.). No prominent cracks or breaks are visible on the physical surface of the screen.
• Control Panel: The control panel and keyboard buttons are generally in place. Dust and dirt accumulation between the buttons are probable.

Mechanical and Electronic Component Assessment

No visible breaks or missing parts were detected in the mechanical and electronic components during the examination of the visuals.

• Mechanical Components: The mechanical parts of the device, such as the wheels, maneuver handle, and probe holders, appear physically intact. One of the wheels features a symbol indicating a parking brake mechanism.
• Electronic Components: Three probe connection sockets are visible on the front panel of the device, and these sockets were observed to be physically undamaged. Additionally, there is one CD/DVD drive. As the device is powered off, no comment can be made regarding the functionality of the electronic components.

Accessories and Missing Parts

The necessary ultrasound probes (transducers) for the device’s operation are not present in the visuals. The probe input slots on the device’s front panel are empty. Furthermore, no cables, user manuals, or external accessories are visible.

Technical Label and Information Analysis

During a detailed examination of the device’s casing, no label containing specific technical information such as serial number, REF code, lot number, or year of manufacture, other than the brand and model name, could be clearly read. There is an unreadable label on the handle of the control panel. A standard safety symbol indicating the parking brake is located on the lower part of the transport cart.

Potential Risk Assessment

The external appearance of the device exhibits cosmetic flaws (yellowing, scratches, dirt) resulting from its used condition. However, no serious damage such as a major crack, break, or dent that would compromise the structural integrity of the device has been observed on its casing. The absence of probes is a significant drawback. No assessment can be made regarding the condition of the device’s electronic components, as it was not seen in working order. In its current state, the physical condition of the device can be said to be at an expected level considering its age and usage.