• Venue Go Joins the Venue Family

    As part of the first family of AI enabled point of care ultrasound systems,* Venue Go shares a software platform with Venue™—offering the same user interface, interchangeable probes,** strict cybersecurity measures, and consistent software updates to help ensure user familiarity with the systems.

    *Venue family, as referenced herein, includes Venue and Venue Go systems. 
    **Applies to Venue R2.5 and Venue Go 
    ***Probe cables not shown

Designed for Point of Care

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  • Cable management

    Transducers on top keep cables off the ground

  • Full-screen mode

    Simple user interface

  • 15” monitor

    Sized for the environment and designed for easy repositioning and simple transport

  • Multipurpose handle

    Adjustable system height and additional cord management channels

  • Uniquely adaptable

    Exclusive cradle enables system to go from cart to table to wall
powered by ai

Auto tools for many applications.


Simplify and accelerate patient assessments with AI-enabled auto tools, available exclusively on Venue family systems—including Venue Go. Utilizing proprietary algorithms, we synthesized the data from numerous patients to ensure accurate calculations for clinical confidence.

  • Auto-VTI

    Calculate VTI and CO in one simple step. The VTI trending function helps clinicians quickly visualize the trend so the next course of action can be determined.


    Experience 82% time savings.1

    Study found better correlation than with manual CO measurements.2

  • eFAST tool

    Assess and document patient status by mapping key areas of the body.


    Reduce keystrokes by 80% compared to traditional eFAST exams.3

  • Auto B-line tool

    In one single step, this tool calculates the overall lung score by highlighting and counting B-lines in real time and displaying the image with the highest B-line count.


    Study found the tool to be comparable and highly reliable as visual counting performed by experts.4

  • Auto-IVC

    Measure IVC collapsibility or distensibility accurately and automatically.


    Study found the IVC measures were equivalent to an expert user’s ability 90% of the time for minimal diameters and 97% for maximal diameters.5

Disclaimers and references

See a difference right at the Point of Care


Using advanced algorithms and high-quality imaging, Venue Go enables accurate tissue differentiation, needle visualization, and clear images—even for challenging patients—helping care providers make fast assessments and confident decisions in environments that are often unpredictable and chaotic.

  • Adaptable design

    Venue Go adapts to the unique needs of various clinical spaces—from the ED to the ICU to the OR. A small footprint, compact 15” touchscreen and sleek, ergonomic design makes it a take-anywhere system.

  • A shared platform

    One common platform shared between Venue Go and Venue gives users the same experience regardless of system being used, and enables facilities to simplify their training protocols.

  • Easy to use

    Venue Go helps clinicians begin imaging quickly with features such as easy graphical documentation, gesture control, and quick transducer selection to help improve efficiency.

  • Supports infection control efforts

    A seamless flat display—with no knobs, keyboards, or other creviced surfaces—may help to reduce healthcare-acquired infections.

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Clinical Images obtained from Venue system. Images obtained from Venue Go system are comparable.

  • Trending with Auto VTI

  • Auto B-line tool

  • Interscalene nerves

  • Auto IVC tool

  • Sciatic nerve

  • Four-chamber heart

  • Axillary nerve

  • Transesophageal echocardiography

  • eFAST review

Auto VTI – Calculate VTI and CO in one simple step. After running the Auto VTI tool, VTI Trending helps clinicians quickly visualize the trend and determine a next course of action in treatment. Auto VTI can provide up to 90% reduction in keystrokes and take up to 82% less time than manual method of calculations, as performed by experts.1

A recent study determined in an experimental model of hemorrhagic shock by Bobbia, et al., Venue Auto VTI tool was found to be better correlated with CO measured by thermodilution than manual echocardiographic measurements.2

1Based on a GE internal study with Venue GO DOC2254811.

2 Xavier Bobbia; Laurent Muller, et al. A New Echocardiographic Tool for Cardiac Output Evaluation: An Experimental Study 2018 OI: 10.1097/SHK.0000000000001273, PMID: 30300317

eFAST tool – Requiring up to 80% fewer keystrokes,3 this tool helps clinicians quickly assess and document patient status—from internal bleeding to a pneumothorax—by mapping key areas of the body in a way that is intuitive and aligned with clinical workflows.

3 eFAST Comparison Study: Manual vs. Venue Automation. GE internal study. (DOC2222911)

Auto B-line tool– This tool highlights and counts B-lines in real time, and automatically displays the image with the highest B-line count.  A recent study found the Auto B-line tool to be comparable to and as highly reliable as visual counting performed by experts.4

4Short J, Acebes C, Rodriguez-de-Lema G, et al. Visual versus automatic ultrasound scoring of lung B-Lines: reliability and consistency between systems. Med Ultrasonography 2019, Vol. 21 no. 1, 45-49 DOI: 10.11152/mu-1885

Auto IVC – Provides the clinician with the ability to measure IVC collapsibility or distensibility accurately and automatically. In one study, the IVC measures were equivalent to an expert user’s ability 90% of the time for minimal diameters and 97% for maximal diameters.5

5 Venue Go R2 Technical Product Claims Document (DOC2199650)

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