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Vscan Air™ handheld ultrasound systems for musculoskeletal (MSK) imaging

Handheld ultrasound devices are revolutionizing musculoskeletal imaging, offering diagnostic capabilities at the point of care. Vscan Air enables quick assessments of joints, muscles, and tendons, ensuring timely and accurate care.

At a glance

On-the-spot diagnosis

Immediate ultrasound assessment of sports injuries, crucial for quick decision-making.

Crystal-clear Images

Wireless, crystal-clear imaging at your fingertips - wherever you need it.

Diagnostic confidence

Visualizing internal structures in real-time can enhance clinician’s confidence.

Reduced time

Handheld ultrasound helps reduce the time between diagnosis and treatment.

Vscan Air offers two handheld ultrasound probe options - choose the one that best fits your clinical needs.

Vscan Air CL with a curved and a linear transducer revolutionizes musculoskeletal (MSK) imaging. It enables assessments of joints, muscles, and tendons, facilitating rapid diagnoses and timely interventions - whether on the field or in the clinic. Vscan Air SL dual-probe ultrasound with sector and linear transducers is well-suited for focused cardiac assessments, vascular, and more.

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Clinical images

Vscan Air at work

With the exceptional image quality of Vscan Air at your fingertips, you can quickly decide next steps and make fast treatment decisions.

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Shoulder dynamic test

Medial knee, complex baker's cyst proximal to gastrocnemius muscle

Ganglion cysts, index finger

Shoulder dynamic test
Medial knee, complex baker's cyst proximal to gastrocnemius muscle
Ganglion cysts, index finger

Assessments at hand

Vscan Air in MSK ultrasound

Vscan Air handheld ultrasound is transforming sports medicine. Its portability and high-resolution imaging allow for quick, precise assessments of sports injuries, enhancing patient outcomes and streamlining patient care workflows on and off the field.

On-the-go imaging

Vscan Air is a wireless handheld ultrasound device well-suited for sports medicine. Its compact size allows healthcare professionals to carry it easily to the field, gym, or clinic. This portability ensures that athletes can receive immediate assessments and care, reducing downtime and preventing further injury. Whether it's during a game or a training session, real-time imaging helps in determining the severity of an injury and the appropriate course of action, ensuring that athletes receive fast care without delay. The convenience of having a high-quality imaging tool at hand means that diagnoses can be made quickly, facilitating prompt treatment and faster recovery times.

Enhanced medical care

Vscan Air handheld ultrasound offers a wide array of clinical MSK evaluations, providing detailed imaging at the point of care that can aid in accurate diagnosis and treatment. It can be used to assess conditions such as muscle tears, ligament sprains, fractions, tendonitis, joint effusions and nerve blocks. Vscan Air handheld ultrasound can be used to quickly identify a torn ACL in a soccer player, allowing for immediate intervention and planning for surgery. Similarly, it can detect tendinitis in a tennis player, guiding appropriate rest and rehabilitation strategies. Vscan Air can help to ensure that athletes receive precise and timely care, improving recovery outcomes.

User-friendly and easy to use

Vscan Air handheld ultrasound comes with a user-friendly interface, making it easy to use at the point of care. The intuitive controls and clear display allow healthcare professionals to quickly perform scans and interpret results, which is crucial during sports events where time is of the essence. The ease of use ensures that accurate assessments can be made, facilitating prompt treatment and minimizing the impact of injuries.

You can get a very nice resolution on this device.

"One of the most important things, particularly in musculoskeletal injuries, which is a lot of what we see here in the urgent care, is you can get a very nice resolution on this device. The other part of this, that is really wonderful, is you can use Vscan Air in a dynamic process compared to a static X-ray.”

James Hicks, M.D.

Family practice and Urgent care, NY, USA

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I think the patients really like it.

"I think the patients really like it when I come to their homes and I am having an ultrasound device. They're very happy that they don't have to come to me and my practice or have to go to the hospital for diagnosis."

Sebastian Schellhaas, M.D.

General practice and sports medicine, Gross-Bieberach, Germany