Ultrasound probes - What is each part of the probe called?

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So often our customers call us and tell us that their probe needs repair because "the rubbery bit is broken" or "the thicker bit on the cable where it goes into the probe bit is torn off". This is perfectly fine as we can always understand. However, we thought you might appreciate a labelled diagram of a probe with all common parts annotated in the same way that our reports and technicians will speak.

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