Secondhand GE Logiq E9 Ultrasound Machine

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Report date: 26.11.2025

GE LOGIQ E9 Ultrasound Machine Analysis Report

Device Identification and Area of Use

The device shown in the visuals is a high-end ultrasonography system used for medical imaging. It is understood to be used in diagnostic processes for radiology, obstetrics/gynecology (OB/GYN), vascular, cardiology, and general imaging purposes. The device is a full-featured console-type ultrasound with a wheeled stand, a large LCD monitor, a touch control panel, and an integrated keyboard.

Brand and Model Information

As a result of detailed visual analysis, the brand and model of the device are definitively as follows:

• Brand: GE (General Electric)
• Model: LOGIQ E9

This identification was made with 100% certainty based on the “GE” logo on the upper bezel of the main screen, the “LOGIQ E9” inscription on the touch panel, “LOGIQ E9” appearing in the software titles within the screen, and the software information on the system information screen (About screen).

Hardware and Configuration Analysis (Technical Data)

From the system information screens in the visuals, the technical history of the device and its licenses have been thoroughly analyzed. The obtained data are as follows:

• HW (Hardware) Number: 99163US8
• Software Version: R3.1.2
• Software Part Number: 5193239-22
• Build Date: 23 August 2011 (Build View: XP_Shadow_mke_ichiro_bt11)
• Copyright: 2011, General Electric Company

Active Options and Licenses

The following features are marked as “Permanent” in the device’s “Option” menu, and these features determine the device’s value and usage capacity:

• DICOM: Active (Image archiving and communication system compatibility).
• LOGIQView: Active (Panoramic imaging).
• TUI: Active (Tomographic Ultrasound Imaging).
• VCI-Static: Active (Volume Contrast Imaging).
• 4D: Active (Real-time 3D imaging, a critical feature particularly for obstetrics).
• Elastography: Active (Tissue stiffness measurement, important for cancer screenings).
• BT 2011: Active.

Some features such as WirelessLAN, Scan Assistant, and True3D are observed to be “Disabled”.

Accessory and Probe Analysis

The probe models attached to the device and actively visible on the system screen (on the touch screen in the 3rd visual) are as follows:

• C1-5 Probe: Convex probe (For abdominal and OB/GYN use).
• L8-18i Probe: High-frequency “Hockey stick” type linear probe (For superficial, musculoskeletal, and small parts).
• ML6-15 Probe: Matrix Linear probe (For superficial imaging such as vascular, breast, and thyroid).

These probes are physically observed to be attached to the device’s probe ports. In total, 3 probes and 4 probe ports have been visually identified on the main unit. No significant visual breakage or crimping has been detected in the probe cables.

Screen and Control Panel Status

The device has a dual-screen structure. The main imaging monitor is at the top, and the touch command screen is at the bottom.

• Main Monitor: Operational, colors are vibrant, and pixel errors (dead pixels, lines) are not visible in the photos. The screen displays the date “25/03/25 15:40”. It is understood that the device’s system clock is set to March 2025.
• Touch Panel: The interface is clearly readable. No scratches or dullness are observed on the touch surface. Image enhancement functions such as SRI HD and CrossXBeam are seen to be active and controllable on the interface.
• Keyboard and Keypad: The QWERTY keyboard keys are complete. The TGC (Time Gain Compensation) slider keys (on the right side) are in place and generally centered, except for a few. No signs of heavy wear or fading are present on the trackball (cursor ball) and its surrounding keys.

General Physical Condition and Cosmetic State

Originality: The device’s labels, logo placements, software interface, and physical craftsmanship quality indicate that the product is an entirely original GE production.

Physical Deformations:

• No yellowing (very slight signs of yellowing), cracks, or fractures have been observed on the device’s outer casing (plastic parts).
• The gel bottle holders are clean.
• No impact marks have been found on the handles and edge barriers.
• There is no visible cable clutter at the bottom; the cables are tidy.

Cosmetic Comment: The device can be categorized as “Second Hand – Very Good” or “Well-Maintained Used”. Considering its 2011 manufacturing year, its condition is exceptionally clean for its age.

Potential Failure Risk and Current Failures

There is no evidence in the visuals that the device is displaying “Error” or “Warning” messages. The system has successfully powered on (“booted”) and entered imaging mode.

Note: Due to the software being from 2011 (BT11 version), processing speed may be slower compared to current technology, but this is not a malfunction. The connection points of the probe cables appear sturdy. No physical failure risk (e.g., rust, exposed cable) has been visually detected.

Quantity Information

The visual set subject to this report includes 1 GE LOGIQ E9 main unit and 3 integrated probes.