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Report date: 18.09.2025
General Electric LOGIQ 400 MD Ultrasound Device Analysis Report
Device Description and Application Area
The visuals show an ultrasound device consisting of a console with a monitor and probes, mounted on a wheeled stand. This device is a system used for imaging internal organs and tissues for medical diagnosis. Thanks to its mobile structure, it can be easily transported to different rooms within a hospital or clinic.
Brand and Model
During a detailed visual inspection, it is clearly visible that LOGIQ 400 MD is written on the upper part of the device’s screen frame. This information confirms the device’s model. As a result of a verification search, the manufacturer of this model was determined to be General Electric. Additionally, a medical printer belonging to the Mitsubishi brand is located in the lower section of the console.
Quantity Information
The following components have been identified in the visuals:
- 1 General Electric LOGIQ 400 MD main ultrasound console and monitor
- 2 ultrasound probes (transducers)
- 1 Mitsubishi brand printer integrated into the console
General Condition and Physical Deformation
The general condition of the device is assessed as used. In its plastic casing, especially around the console and keyboard, there is noticeable yellowing due to time and use. This color change is observed uniformly throughout the device. Apart from this, no major cracks, fissures, or dents that would hinder the device’s operation have been detected in the visuals. Minor scratches and marks from general use are visible on the surfaces.
Mechanical and Electronic Components
Upon visual inspection of the device’s mechanical components, the wheels and brake mechanisms are observed to be in place. The monitor arm, keyboard, control buttons, and trackball are physically intact. No significant breaks, crushing, or tears are observed on the outer surface of the probes and their cables. The device’s screen is off, therefore, no comment can be made regarding whether the screen is functional or its image quality. The probe connection ports and other inputs on the console appear physically sound.
Label and Document Information
In the visuals, no production label containing detailed information such as the device’s serial number, reference code, lot number, or year of manufacture can be clearly read. No invoice, warranty certificate, or any document is provided with the device.
Potential Malfunction Risk
The yellowing of the device’s casing and its CRT type monitor indicate that the product is an older model. In devices with older technology, there is a risk of electronic components wearing out over time. However, there is no specific evidence in the current visuals indicating this risk (burn marks, exposed wires, obvious damage). The device appears to maintain its structural integrity for its age, and the absence of any broken parts may indicate careful use.
