Vector Flow Imaging
Now available as a beta feature!
Visualize Blood Flow at Higher Frame Rates
What is Vector Flow Imaging?
Vector Flow Imaging (VFI) uses plane-wave imaging to map vascular hemodynamics and flow patterns by measuring the velocity and direction of blood flow. This angle-independent, push-button imaging mode allows researchers to:
- Map hemodynamics and identify flow patterns such as helical flow, flow reversal, and laminar flow
- Characterize turbulence in stenosis and arteriovenous fistula models
- Measure wall shear stress in atherosclerosis models to investigate factors associated with plaque stability
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Limited Time Promotional Pricing
For a limited time, eligible customers* can purchase Vector Flow Imaging at 70% off list price! To learn more or take advantage of this promotion, please contact sales.
*A purchase order must be received on or before March 18, 2027. promotion is available in direct markets only, distributor markets excluded.
Gallery
Mouse heart (Vector Flow Imaging)
Vector Flow Imaging (beta feature) shown in a mouse heart. Scanned using a UHF29x transducer on the Vevo F2xc platform.
Mouse Kidney (Vector Flow Imaging)
Vector Flow Imaging (beta feature) in a mouse kidney. Scanned using a UHF29x transducer on the Vevo F2xc platform.
Flow Phantom (Vector Flow Imaging)
Vector Flow Imaging (beta feature) showcased through a phantom of a mouse vein. Scanned using a UHF29x transducer on the Vevo F2xc platform.
Mouse Abdominal Aorta (Vector Flow Imaging)
Vector Flow Imaging (beta feature) showing the mouse abdominal aorta. Scanned using a UHF29x transducer on the Vevo F2xc platform.
Rat Brain - Cranial Window (Vector Flow Imaging)
Vector Flow Imaging (beta feature) showing the cranial window of a rat brain. Scanned using a UHF29x transducer on the Vevo F2xc platform.
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