Innovation in handheld ultrasound is revolutionizing the use of ultrasound by healthcare professionals and helping to enable more personalized care for patients worldwide.

Pocket-sized handheld ultrasound provides clinicians with a tool to complement the physical exam for focused assessments at the point-of-care.

Handheld ultrasound provides a unique value as an easy-to-use, lightweight, and portable ultrasound tool that clinicians can literally have on hand to evaluate and triage patients, enabling them to get answers quickly to help accelerate diagnoses and treatment decisions.

Handheld ultrasound can help improve healthcare outcomes and potentially lower costs by reducing patient wait times and offering a more efficient workflow. It supports increased confidence by supplementing the information gathered throughout the clinical evaluation. Can improve practice management, patient follow-up and referrals to specialists, or in emergencies, can help avoid unnecessary referrals and long wait times for additional care.

The use of handheld ultrasound as part of the physical exam may improve patient care. Handheld ultrasound is valuable in enabling clinicians to see what they could only feel or hear at the point-of-care prior to the handheld ultrasound exam.

Delivering information at the point-of-care for decision-making, handheld ultrasound helps clinicians optimize healthcare operations, services and experience.

Yes!  Vscan Air CL and Vscan Air SL probes pair with the Vscan Air app, which is user-validated to be intuitive and easy to use. User support tools on our Vscan Air support web portal provide online services to enhance the Vscan Air experience–from product information to video tutorials to clinical and service support.

B-mode: Black/white imaging–black-and-white mode for displaying anatomy in two dimensions in real time

Color Doppler: Color flow–color-coded overlay for real-time blood flow imaging

PW: Pulsed wave spectral Doppler–displays speed and direction of blood flow, allowing velocity measurements

M-Mode: Motion mode–displays tissue motion over time (along one direction as indicated by M-mode cursor)

Yes, both Vscan Air SL and CL probes use dual-probe (2-in-1) technology, enabling you to scan patients effortlessly without switching probes between or during exams. Complete both shallow and deep ultrasound scans with one probe.

The Vscan Air SL is a flexible, wireless dual-probe with sector phased array and linear array transducers. The Vscan Air CL is a wireless, dual-probe with curved array and linear array transducers.