Handheld Wireless Ultrasound Scanner

What Is Wireless Ultrasound Scanner?

Ultrasound (US) is considered mandatory for placement of central venous access devices (VAD), both for venepuncture and for early detection of potential complications.

The US system consists of a 3-12MHz probe (64/128 Elements) connected by wireless technology (8 GHz ultra wide band) to a compact, keyboardless device. The probe can be completely wrapped up in a sterile cover so to perform the procedure with maximal barrier precautions. The main functions (gain, depth, freeze, save, etc.) can be operated either by controls built-in in the transducer or directly on the screen of the device.

Wireless Ultrasound

Wireless US might be specifically useful in US-guided procedures. Some of its potential advantages are: maximal flexibility in placing the device and the probe, as their connection is wireless; complete freedom of movement for the operator during the procedure; optimal compliance with the current recommendations for infection control.

Clinical value

Precision medicalvisualization tool, first aid quick examination, basic examination, wireless ultrasound probe is not only help the medical workers to improve working efficiency, reduce labor intensity and working pressure, but also improve diagnostic confidence and treatment.Minimize diagnostic and treatment errors, complications, sequelae, medical accidents and disputes.

Application directions

1. Visualization tools: invasive intervention guide, surgical and therapy guidance.
2. Emergency inspection: ER, ICU, Wild First Aid, battlefieldrescue.
3. Preliminary examination: Ward Inspection, primary clinicexamination medical examination, health screening,home care, family planning, etc.
4. Remote diagnosis, consultation, training: works on smart phone or tablet, easy telecommunications.

Applicable Clinic

Anaesthesia, pain, ICU, urology, nephrology, cardiology, rehabilitation, orthopedics, gynaecology, reproductive, obstetrics, neonatology, pneumology, gastroenterology, hepatological surgery, general surgery, vascular surgery, thyroid surgery, skull surgery, neurology, transplantation, ophthalmology, dermatology, emergency, nursing, inpatient, physical examination, and ER ambulance, primary care, family planning centers, family medicine, home care, nursing home, prisons, plastic surgery, small needle knife/acupuncture treatment clinic, sports medicine, battle field ambulance, disaster ambulance, etc.

Example of usages

Puncture/intervention guide: thyroid ablation, neck vein puncture, subclavian vein puncture, and neck and arm nerves, canal of arantius, spine puncture, radial vein injection, percutaneous renal surgery guide, hemodialysis catheter/thrombosis monitoring, abortion, bile duct puncture, hydropsarticuli extraction, pain therapy and cosmetic surgery, urine catheterization. Emergency inspection:internal bleeding, Pleural effusion, pneumothorax, Atelectasis of lung, Temporal / posterior auricular fistula, pericardial effusion. Daily inspection:thyroid, breast, liver cirrhosis, fatty liver, prostate/pelvics, stroke screening, retinal artery, uterus, follicular monitoring, fetus, musculoskeletal, podiatry, fractures, varicose veins, spleen, bladder/urinary function, urine volume measurement.

Guidelines for emergency inspection

♦Emergency center / ambulance

organ damage, internal bleeding, pneumothorax, peritoneal effusion, cardiovascular cardiovascular ab-normalities,
thrombosis, fracture and other inspection to determine

♦Army Battlefield Ambulance

Discover and evaluate organ damage, internal bleeding and other injuries, thrombosis, fractures and other tests to
determine the injection of acupun-cture and surgical visual guidance

♦Disaster Relief Medical Group

Discovery and assessment of organ damage, internal bleeding and other injuries, thrombosis, fractures and otherchecks to determine

Convex Probe

Linear Probe