Anywhere from 30% – 40% of ALL ultrasound probes, in-use at ANY moment, require some level of repair. I can say that with firm confidence after visiting hundreds of customer …
Performing ultrasound probe quality assurance assessments: A How-to Guide
Performing ultrasound probe quality assurance assessments
Warning, Fragile!
We’ve often been asked, “Are there certain types of ultrasound probes that are more fragile than others?” or, “Are there certain probe types that are more prone to damage than …
Webinar Wednesday: Sept. 28, 2020
MRI Coils: Failure Analysis and Strategies to Minimize Support Costs At Innovatus, we track and trend most everything. For this session, We’ve compiled failure analysis data from over 3600 MRI …
5-Rules for Testing Ultrasound Image Quality
Recently, a customer reached out for some tech support for troubleshooting an image quality complaint from one of his sonographers. He had only just started supporting ultrasound and wanted some …
Elements of Speed
No matter what’s going on in the world around us, turn-around time will always be a critical issue for maintaining uptime, client satisfaction, and patient care for healthcare facilities of …
Terms and Conditions 6-8-2022 Update
Take time to review our updated Terms and Conditions for depot-based repairs to ultrasound probes and MRI coils. Download the PDF version HERE Terms and Conditions for Ultrasound Probes and …
Soft training that can save your budget
It’s a given that your service team needs ongoing, specialized in-depth training on maintaining and troubleshooting the devices you have in your imaging departments. However, sometimes the soft training, training …
Cool it, and clean it!
An ultrasound probe provides an image only as good as the system to which it is connected. Let’s discuss ways to minimize common problems with ultrasound scanners: infrequent and inadequate …
Do, or do not. There is no try.
Seriously, anyone can repair just about anything, as long as you have some basic skills, a few tools, hand-eye coordination, a garage with electricity, and YouTube. But should they? There …