GE 6/TR P/N 46-280254 G1 Transrectal Ultrasound Probe for GE RT 3600 System*8694 ultrasound technology allowing users to optimize image

Name: GE 6/TR P/N 46-280254 G1 Transrectal Ultrasound Probe for GE RT 3600 System*8694 ultrasound technology allowing users to optimize image
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SKU: 57207672476
Price: 294.37 USD
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Rating: 4.7812 (17 reviews)

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GE 6 TR P N 46 280254 G1 Transrectal Ultrasound Probe for GE RT 3600 System*8694 ultrasound technology allowing users to optimize image allowing users to optimize image quality according to specific cases The Philips ATL C7 4 is particularly well suited for obstetric and gynecological examinations Condition:Used : An item that has been used previously Seller Notes:âGood cosmetics untestedâ

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