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For precise evaluation. For confident diagnosis.
For unparalleled ultrasound care.

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Discover how the advanced 3-in-1 handheld ultrasound scanner—with its versatile linear, convex, and phased array probes—enhances clinical workflow across various body parts and conditions. Unlock a wider range of ultrasound applications in your practice with this powerful point of care ultrasound.

• Pleural effusion ultrasound: Adopting the 3.5/5 MHz curved array, clinicians can get a deep visualization of pleural effusions, clearly differentiating fluid from lung tissue. Turn the device around, and the 7.5/10MHz linear array ensures precise guidance during thoracentesis and chest tube placement, ensuring safety by avoiding lung injury.

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• Compression ultrasound for DVT: For accurate assessment of deep venous thrombosis (DVT) in the common femoral vein (FV), great saphenous vein (GSV), and popliteal vein (PV), clinicians can choose the linear array. Color Doppler enhances the evaluation by accurately determining the extent of occlusion when DVT is present.

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• Abdominal ultrasound: With the convex array, clinicians can clearly assess organs such as the liver, gallbladder, kidneys, spleen, and pancreas, as well as intraperitoneal fluid and aortic aneurysms. They can further quicken their diagnosis with in-device presets for conditions like cholelithiasis, appendicitis, hydronephrosis, or abdominal hemorrhage.

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• FAST/eFAST exams in trauma settings: For emergency settings, clinicians can adjust to the preset low-frequency (2.5/5 MHz) phased array, which allows rapid assessment for abdomen, lungs, and heart at the scene, aiding quick diagnosis of suspected intra-abdominal or intrathoracic free fluid collection, suspected cardiac tamponade, and a suspected pneumothorax.