Toshiba PLT-1005BT Linear Ultrasound Probe

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Product Details
The Toshiba PLT-1005BT is a high-frequency linear array ultrasound transducer, a key component in Toshiba's well-regarded lineup of imaging probes. As part of the Aplio series ecosystem, this probe was developed to provide clinicians with detailed resolution for superficial imaging applications, building upon the performance of previous generations.
Engineered for clarity and precision, the PLT-1005BT is particularly effective for a range of diagnostic procedures. Its design is optimized for visualizing structures close to the skin's surface, making it a valuable tool in various clinical settings.
- Probe Type: Linear Array
- Primary Applications: Vascular, small parts (such as thyroid and breast), and musculoskeletal (MSK) imaging.
- Design: Ergonomically designed for user comfort and to facilitate precise scanning techniques.
For procurement managers and clinical engineering departments, it is essential to confirm compatibility. This probe is designed for use with specific Toshiba and Canon Medical Systems ultrasound platforms, including models in the Aplio series. Verifying your system's software version and hardware configuration is a critical step before acquisition.
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