FUJIFILM VisualSonics Vevo 3100/LAZR-X Imaging System

November 13, 2023

Displays high-resolution, real-time ultrasound images and is equipped with a Class 4 laser for diagnostic imaging and fluid flow analysis in 3D.

Available Scanning Features for Vevo 3100 System:

B-modeSystem’s default imaging mode. Displays echoes
in a two-dimensional view. Useful for locating
anatomical structures within a conventional
ultrasound image.
Pulsed Wave Doppler modeSends short, quick pulses of sound to measure the
velocity and direction of in vivo blood flow.
Power Doppler modeMeasures flow dynamics based on doppler signal
and visualized with a color map on an energy
scale. Useful for detecting vascularization of
subcutaneous and orthotopic tumors.
Nonlinear Contrast modeSuppresses tissue signal to improve sensitivity in
microbubble detection and quantification via a
nonlinear response.
3D modeCollect and combine multiple B-mode slices to
produce a whole image. Can be combined with
other US and PA modes.
RF modeCollect RF, Raw, and IQ format for offline
analysis in correspondence with ultrasound image.
*Not available in 4D-mode

What is Photoacoustic Imaging?

PA-mode is a general term for collecting optical contrast from biological tissues via a pulsed laser light paired with an ultrasound transducer from signal (680-97023) and idler (1200-2000nm).

Click here to view video on The Photoacoustic Effect

Click here to learn all about the new Vevo LAZR-X Photoacoustic Imaging System

Available Scanning Features for Vevo LAZR-X System:

Single modeCollect PA signal from one wavelength
SpectroCharacterization of photoacoustic contrast agents
by collecting across the entire signal or idler
wavelength range.
Oxy-HemoVisualize and quantify oxygen saturation at 750
nm and 850 nm
Multi-wavelengthCollect scan with multiple wavelength presets.

See more on Introduction to the Photoacoustic Effect

Available transducers and optic fiber ports:

Transducer3100 ApplicationVevo Optical FiberLAZR-X Application
MX201Rat cardiovascular and
abdominal
Narrow fiber (14 mm)Mouse brain, rat cardio
Medium fiber (24 mm)Rat deep abdominal
MX250Rat cardiology and abdominal Large tumor imaging (<23mm diameter)Narrow fiber (14 mm)Mouse deep abdominal,
orthotopic rat tumor
Medium fiber (24 mm)Rat abdominal, mouse
abdominal
MX550DMouse vasculature Mouse/rat embryology Mouse Abdominal Reproductive Small Tumor imaging (<14mm diameter) Small rat vasculature

Narrow fiber (14 mm)


Subcutaneous tumor

Which photoacoustic contrast agent should you use?

View more on the “Guide to Targeted Photoacoustic Contrast Agents”


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