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Ultrasound C-MOVE Retrieve Failed: Find the Reverse Link
Technical Articles
November 2, 2026

Ultrasound C-MOVE Retrieve Failed: Find the Reverse Link

Ultrasound C-MOVE retrieve failed while queries still work? Read the response status and counts, test the three AE titles, and decide who owns the fix.

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Ultrasound Probe Repair: Evidence Hospitals Can Defend
Technical Articles
November 2, 2026

Ultrasound Probe Repair: Evidence Hospitals Can Defend

Probe-level acceptance for hospital ultrasound maintenance: capture a baseline before shipment, test imaging after repair, and price the downtime honestly.

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Ultrasound Probe Repair Loaner: When One Transducer Fails
Technical Articles
October 31, 2026

Ultrasound Probe Repair Loaner: When One Transducer Fails

Choose ultrasound probe repair loaner cover properly: triage the failure level, cost the downtime, and compare a probe loan against a console rental.

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An Import Alert Is Not a Recall: Reading Olympus 89-04 Into a Spares File
Technical Articles
October 27, 2026

An Import Alert Is Not a Recall: Reading Olympus 89-04 Into a Spares File

Two FDA documents name the same five Olympus devices under different dates. Neither date is wrong; together they decide which field a fleet and spares record has to cite, where the Red List files each model, and where the capital-equipment boundary sits.

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Two Channels, One Suction Path: Reading the GIF-2T1500 Clearance
Technical Articles
October 19, 2026

Two Channels, One Suction Path: Reading the GIF-2T1500 Clearance

The GIF-2T1500's published specifications match the scope it follows, line for line. What the FDA record adds is narrower: two channels, one suction path, and an image chain that exists only on the current processor generation.

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A Probe That Images Is Not Yet an Accepted Probe
Technical Articles
October 19, 2026

A Probe That Images Is Not Yet an Accepted Probe

A probe that images has proved one thing: it works in one port. A VIVID E9 carries two connector generations, so the receiving slip has to name the port, the six inspection points and the state at arrival.

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