Urology ultrasound machines that fit in a coat pocket
Nine real urology captures from the Suresult capture library: a right kidney read at 300 mm, a dilated collecting system, and a prostate measured through a full bladder. Entry to the specialty starts at $1,581, with software included and no subscription.
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Kurze Antwort
A urology ultrasound machine images the kidney, bladder and prostate, so a clinician can check obstruction, post-void residual and prostate size at the bedside.
- A convex head at 3.2/5.0 MHz reaches 300 mm, which covers a deep kidney in a large adult.
- Farbdoppler, power Doppler, pulsed-wave Doppler and M-mode run on the C5SH, C5SH-Pro, D3Ultra and LC1.
- The LC1 carries a bi-plane rectal head at 6.5/8 MHz, so prostate imaging does not need a second brand.
- The B4D reports bladder volume and post-void residual across a 50-2,000 ml range.
The capture atlas
Nine real urology windows from the Suresult capture library
Unedited clinical captures · select any image to enlarge
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Right kidney in long axis on the D3Ultra
The reference renal view: cortex, sinus and the liver interface above it, labeled on screen by a German buyer as the right kidney. Gain and depth are set here before anything else.
captured on a D3Ultra on 2025-10-19 at 160 mm depth, H5.0 MHz, gain 90 dB, dynamic range 60; the header carries no patient identifier
A second right-kidney window pushed to 300 mm
A separate study from the same buyer, dated 2026-03-10 on a 76-year-old patient, taken at the convex head's full depth. Depth is the specification that decides whether a large abdomen is scannable at all.
captured on a D3Ultra on 2026-03-10 at 300 mm depth, H5.0 MHz, gain 96 dB, dynamic range 40, patient age 76 on the header
Renal window on the D3Pro convex head
A lower transmit frequency trades resolution for penetration, and the kidney sits under the liver in this frame. The D3Pro carries the same convex format as the C5SH.
captured on a D3Pro at 160 mm depth, gain 80 dB3 windows3 windows
Dilated right collecting system on the D3Ultra
An anechoic central collection separating the renal sinus, recorded in the media library as moderate right hydronephrosis. This is the finding that changes management fastest in flank pain.
captured live on a D3Ultra with the SX-6CT convex head, depth scale to 220 mm, iOS app 3.6.47
Second view of the same obstructed kidney
A second plane on the same patient shows the dilated pelvis branching into the calices. Two planes are what separate a real collection from an oblique cut through the sinus.
captured live on a D3Ultra with the SX-6CT convex head, depth scale to 220 mm, iOS app 3.6.47
Third plane through the same obstructed kidney
The dilated pelvis stays anechoic through a third sweep, with the calices still separating the sinus. The library records all three frames as moderate right hydronephrosis on one patient.
captured live on a D3Ultra with the SX-6CT convex head, depth scale to 220 mm, iOS app 3.6.472 windows2 windows
Transverse bladder and prostate on the D3Ultra
The prostate sits behind a filled bladder, with two on-screen calipers placed across it at 33.37 mm and 43.62 mm. A full bladder is the acoustic window that makes this measurement possible.
captured on a D3Ultra at 160 mm depth, H5.0 MHz, gain 92 dB, calipers 33.37 mm and 43.62 mm
Bladder cine loop from the reference library
A ten-second suprapubic sweep across the bladder at 200 mm depth on a male patient. The anechoic lumen shows as a shallow band under the abdominal wall and narrows as the probe moves off plane.
Suresult wireless-probe reference library capture; the exact model is not recorded; 200 mm depth, H5.0 MHz, gain 83 dB, dynamic range 60, 10 seconds, recorded 2017-01-071 window1 window
Bright focus in the renal sinus
A discrete echogenic focus inside the collecting system, recorded in the library as a kidney stone. The convex head was set to 280 mm for this frame.
Suresult wireless-probe reference library capture; the exact model is not recorded; 280 mm depth, H5.0 MHz, gain 69 dBSelect a card to switch capture
Technique basics
How the exam comes together, probe to report
- Start with the convex head.
The kidney, bladder and prostate all sit deep, so a 3.2/5.0 MHz convex probe is the first choice rather than a linear one.
Convex 3.2/5.0 MHz - Set 160 mm, then go deeper if the kidney runs off screen.
Most renal views sit inside 160 mm. The C5SH and D3Ultra convex heads are specified to 300 mm, which is what a large abdomen needs.
Header reads D: 300 mm on this capture - Take each kidney in two planes.
A long-axis sweep then a transverse sweep confirms whether a dark central area is a dilated pelvis or an oblique cut through normal sinus fat.
Two planes per kidney - Fill the bladder before the prostate view.
A filled bladder gives the acoustic window for transverse and sagittal prostate calipers. The LC1 bi-plane rectal head takes over when rectal access is the question.
Calipers 33.37 mm and 43.62 mm on this capture
What the research says
The evidence, three studies checked
- An ultrasound-first pathway for stone pain cut radiation without missing high-risk diagnoses.
Among 2,759 emergency patients with suspected nephrolithiasis, high-risk diagnoses with complications occurred in 0.4% and did not vary by imaging method. Six-month cumulative radiation exposure was significantly lower in the ultrasonography groups than in the CT group.
Smith-Bindman et al., N Engl J Med 2014 - Bedside hydronephrosis reads moderately well in mixed hands.
In 413 emergency patients with suspected renal colic, point-of-care ultrasound for hydronephrosis showed 77.1% sensitivity and 71.8% specificity. Hydronephrosis on that scan carried a relative risk of complications of 3.13.
Sibley et al., Ultrasound J 2020 - A resident on a pocket-sized device agreed with the radiologist on renal findings.
Across 184 hospitalized patients, a medical resident using a pocket-sized ultrasound device agreed well with the radiologist on renal findings (kappa above 0.6). The agreement covered kidney longitudinal diameter, renal cysts and hydronephrosis, and specificity exceeded 90% for every parameter except normal renal size.
Lopez Zuniga et al., Ultrasound Med Biol 2020
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General urology, kidney and bladder dailyC5SH
General urology, kidney and bladder dailyC5SHA 192-element convex head at 3.2/5.0 MHz that reaches 300 mm, with color and pulsed-wave Doppler on the same probe. It weighs 150 g and charges wirelessly.
reaches 300 mm, one probe
$2,139 C5SH · 64 Channels High-Res Convex Buy nowView C5SH →
Prostate work through rectal accessLC1The LC1 carries a bi-plane rectal head at 6.5/8 MHz with 40-100 mm depth, combining a T-type convex and a linear array. An endocavity needle guide is a separate accessory.
bi-plane rectal head, endocavity
$2,325 LC1 · Bi-Plane Rectal Handheld UltBuy nowView LC1 →
One scanner for urology and everything elseD3UltraThree formats sit in one 192-element probe, so kidney, bladder, vessels and lung share a device. Most captures in the atlas above came from this model.
Three formats, three heads
$2,976 D3Ultra · Convex Linear Phased MultipuBuy nowD3Ultra anzeigen →Scanner-Vergleich
Seven Suresult models for urology, compared
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| Modell | Preis | Frequenz | Tiefe | Am besten für |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| C5SH | $2,139 | Convex 3.2/5.0 MHz | 90-300 mm | Kidney, bladder and abdominal work with color and pulsed-wave Doppler, 192 elements on 64 channels |
 C5SH-Pro | $4,185 | Convex 3.2/5.0 MHz | 90-300 mm | The same convex format with 256 elements on 64 channels |
 C5B | $1,581 | Convex 3.2/5.0 MHz | 90/160/220/305 mm | B-mode and power Doppler only, 80 elements, the entry price into renal and bladder scanning |
| D3Ultra | $2,976 | Convex 3.2/5.0, linear 7.5/10, phased 3.2/5.0 MHz | Convex 90-300 mm; linear 20-100 mm | Urology plus vessels, lung and heart in one 192-element probe |
 D3Pro | $2,697 | Convex 3.2/5.0, linear 7.5/10, phased 3.2/5.0 MHz | Convex 90-305 mm; linear 20-80 mm | Three formats with a 3-hour battery for long clinic lists |
| LC1 | $2,325 | Bi-plane rectal 6.5/8 MHz | 40-100 mm | Prostate imaging and rectal access, 192 elements on 32 channels, cable or Wi-Fi |
 L10H | $2,325 | Linear 7,5/10 MHz | 20/40/60/100 mm | Scrotal and testicular scanning with color Doppler, plus a 5-hour battery |
Against the known brands
Suresult vs Clarius EC7 HD3, Butterfly iQ3 and GE Vscan Air CL for urology
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| Suresult | Clarius EC7 HD3 | Schmetterling iQ3 | GE Vscan Air CL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Urology imaging | Convex 3.2/5.0 MHz to 300 mm on the C5SH, bi-plane rectal 6.5/8 MHz on the LC1, linear 7.5/10 MHz for the scrotum | 3-10 MHz endocavity to 15 cm, with urology listed among its applications | 1-12 MHz single probe, with urology listed as a supported specialty | Curved array and linear array in one dual-probe body |
| Rectal access | The LC1 is a bi-plane rectal scanner, sold as a standalone model | The EC7 HD3 is an endocavity scanner | No endocavity or transrectal probe is published | No endocavity or transrectal probe is published |
| Device price | $2,325 for the LC1, $2,139 for the C5SH, $2,418 for the B4D | $5,395 published; the C3 HD3 convex is $3,795 | $3,899 published | Starting at $4,999 published |
| Softwarekosten | None; imaging modes, measurements, on-screen puncture guides and DICOM export are included | Essentials membership at $695/year, $1,785 for three years, or $2,500 one-time | $299/year Core or $420/year Advanced; $1,500 buys five years of Advanced | Digital Tools are sold separately from the device |
| Platforms | iOS, Android and Windows on every urology model except the B4D, which is iOS | iOS und Android | iOS und Android | iOS und Android |
| Landed cost | Duties and shipping included in the checkout price, delivered in 1-7 days | US list price; duties and shipping extra outside the US | US list price; duties and shipping extra outside the US | US list price; duties and shipping extra outside the US |
| Regulatory registrations | FDA 510(k) · ISO 13485 · EU MDR (CE) · TGA · ANVISA · Health Canada | FDA 510(k) | FDA 510(k) | FDA 510(k) |
Where Suresult wins
- A bi-plane rectal scanner is a catalog model at $2,325, not a special order.
- The C5SH and D3Ultra convex heads are specified to 300 mm, and a buyer capture on this page was taken at that depth.
- Color Doppler, power Doppler, pulsed-wave Doppler and M-mode ship on the C5SH, C5SH-Pro, D3Ultra and LC1.
- No subscription is required, and every Suresult urology imaging probe exports JPEG, PNG, MP4 and DICOM.
- The checkout price is the landed price, with duties and shipping covered and delivery in 1-7 days.
- Needle guides for convex and endocavity probes are listed accessories at $464 and $464.
- Every Suresult urology model except the B4D runs on iOS, Android and Windows, so no tablet purchase is forced.
- Nine urology captures on this page come from the Suresult capture library with the on-screen headers left in place.
The five-year math
Clarius publishes the C3 HD3 convex scanner at $3,795 and the Essentials membership at $695 a year, which reaches $3,475 in fees alone by year five. A three-year membership is published at $1,785 and a one-time option at $2,500. Suresult urology models carry no subscription.
C5SH, paid onceClarius C3 HD3: scanner + membership= $3,475 in fees alone by year five
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D3Ultra
D3Ultra Convex Linear Phased Mehrzweck-Hand-Ultraschallgerät
Frequenz: Konvexer / phasengesteuerter Tastkopf 3.2/5.0MHz Linearer Tastkopf 7.5/10MHz
Scanning-Tiefe: Linear: 20-100mm, konvex & phasengesteuert: 90-300mm
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D3Pro
D3Pro Dual-Head 3-in-1 Wireless Ultrasound Scanner
Frequenz: Konvexer / phasengesteuerter Tastkopf 3.2/5.0MHz, linearer Tastkopf 7.5/10MHz
Scanning-Tiefe: Konvexer / phasengesteuerter Tastkopf: 90-305mm, Lineare Sonde: 20-80mm
Urologie
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D2T
D2T Convex-Transvaginaler Drahtloser Ultraschall - 192 Elemente, Farbdoppler
Frequenz: Konvexe Sonde 3.2/5.0MHz, Endokavitätssonde 6/8MHz
Scanning-Tiefe: Konvexe Sonde 90/160/220/305mm, Endokavitätssonde 30/60/90/120mm
Urologie
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Was Sie vor dem Kauf eines tragbaren Ultraschallgeräts für die Urologie beachten sollten
Wählen Sie das ideale Gerät für die Skrotal-, Nieren- und Beckenbildgebung mit Multifrequenzsonden und schnellem Hochfahren für dringende Fälle.
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Was Sie vor dem Kauf beachten sollten
What is the best handheld ultrasound machine for urology?
For daily kidney and bladder work the Suresult C5SH is the strongest fit. The C5SH carries a 192-element convex head specified to 300 mm with color Doppler. The LC1 adds a bi-plane rectal head for prostate imaging through rectal access. The D3Ultra adds linear and phased formats for a clinic that also scans vessels and lungs.
Which ultrasound probe is used in urology?
Urology uses a convex probe at 3.2/5.0 MHz for the kidney and bladder. The scrotum needs a linear probe at 7.5/10 MHz, and the prostate needs an endocavity or rectal probe at 6.5/8 MHz.
Can a handheld ultrasound see hydronephrosis?
Yes. This page shows a dilated right collecting system captured live on a D3Ultra. In 413 emergency patients, bedside ultrasound for hydronephrosis showed 77.1% sensitivity and 71.8% specificity.
How is prostate size measured on a handheld scanner?
The prostate is measured through a filled bladder in transverse and sagittal planes using on-screen calipers. The D3Ultra capture on this page reads 33.37 mm and 43.62 mm.
Does a handheld ultrasound measure post-void residual?
Yes. A convex model measures bladder dimensions with on-screen calipers, and the Suresult B4D reports bladder volume and post-void residual across a 50-2,000 ml range.
How much does a urology ultrasound machine cost?
A Suresult urology handheld costs between $1,581 and $4,185, with software included. Clarius publishes the EC7 HD3 endocavity scanner at $5,395 and Butterfly publishes the iQ3 at $3,899.
Is there a transrectal handheld ultrasound?
Yes. The Suresult LC1 is a bi-plane rectal scanner at 6.5/8 MHz with 40-100 mm depth, 192 elements and 32 channels, connected by cable or Wi-Fi.
Can a handheld scanner guide a prostate biopsy?
Yes, the Suresult LC1 supports needle guidance for prostate work. The LC1 carries in-plane and out-of-plane puncture guides on screen, and a needle guide for endocavity probes is listed as a separate accessory. Biopsy practice stays the clinician's decision.
Does it do color Doppler for testicular flow?
Yes. Color Doppler, power Doppler and pulsed-wave Doppler run on the C5SH, C5SH-Pro, D3Ultra, LC1 and the L10H linear probe. The scrotum is scanned with the linear head at 7.5/10 MHz.
What is the real five-year cost of a urology handheld?
Add the device price to five years of any membership fee. Clarius's $695 a year reaches $3,475 by year five, and Butterfly's Core plan adds $1,495. Suresult urology models carry no subscription.
Should a urologist replace the cart machine with a handheld?
No, a handheld does not retire the cart machine outright. A handheld answers focused questions: obstruction, residual volume, prostate size and stone screening. Contrast-enhanced studies, elastography and full urodynamic workups stay on cart equipment.
Is ultrasound enough for suspected kidney stones?
Smith-Bindman and colleagues randomized 2,759 emergency patients in the New England Journal of Medicine in 2014. An ultrasound-first pathway lowered six-month radiation exposure, and high-risk diagnoses with complications stayed at 0.4% across imaging methods. CT remains available when the question stays open.
Does a Suresult urology scanner export into the record?
Yes. Every Suresult urology imaging probe exports JPEG, PNG, MP4 and DICOM, and stores cine loops of 100 to 1,000 frames on the connected device. The B4D bladder scanner keeps cases on the connected tablet.
Which platforms run the software?
iOS, Android and Windows all run Suresult software over a dual-band 2.4G and 5G Wi-Fi link. The B4D bladder scanner runs on Apple iOS.
Krummliniger Tastkopf (2-5 MHz)
Für tiefe Nierenaufnahmen, Hydronephrose-Erkennung und suprapubische Blasenansichten.
Linear Probe (7–14 MHz)
For high-resolution scrotal exams, testicular torsion assessment, and evaluation of other superficial masses.
Endocavitary Probe (5–9 MHz)
Für die transrektale Prostatadarstellung, die BPH-Folgeuntersuchung oder die Anleitung zur Biopsie.
Doppler mit PW/CW
Zur Beurteilung des Gefäßflusses bei Nieren- oder Hodentorsion und zur Beurteilung der Beckenstauung.
Schnelles Hochfahren (<30 Sekunden)
Keine Ausfallzeiten zwischen Patientenkonsultationen, ob in der Klinik oder auf der Station.
Intuitive Benutzeroberfläche und Optionen zum Einfrieren von Bildern
Für schnelle Vergleiche oder Berechnungen des Blasenvolumens.
Lange Akkulaufzeit (2+ Stunden)
Uninterrupted scans during extended procedures, intraoperative assessments, or clinic hours in outpatient settings or nursing homes.
Freie Software,
Unbegrenzte Scans
Die tragbaren Ultraschallgeräte von Suresult werden mit einer leistungsstarken Software geliefert, die Ihnen unbegrenzte Funktionen ohne zusätzliche Kosten bietet. Genießen Sie kostenlos DICOM und Pulswellen-Doppler sowie eine benutzerfreundliche Oberfläche auf iOS, Android und Windows - so können Sie sich ganz ohne Softwarekosten auf die Bereitstellung einer erstklassigen Versorgung konzentrieren.
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B-Mode
- Länge, Fläche/Umfang, Winkel, Spur, Entfernung
- Depth and angle readouts for needle and injection guidance
- Obstetric biometrics (gestational age, EFW) when your caseload needs them
B+M Modus
- Herzfrequenz, Zeit, Entfernung
- Linksventrikulärer Innendurchmesser (LVIDd, LVIDs)
- Auswurffraktion (EF), Schlagvolumen (SV)
B+PW Modus
- Geschwindigkeit, Herzfrequenz, S/D-Verhältnis, Tiefe
- Automatische Gefäßdurchflussmessung
- Systolische Spitzengeschwindigkeit (PS), enddiastolische Geschwindigkeit (ED)
- Zeitgemittelte maximale Geschwindigkeit (TAMAX), Zeitgemittelte mittlere Geschwindigkeit (TAMEAN)
- Pulsatilitätsindex (PI), Resistiver Index (RI)
- Gefäßdurchmesser (DIAM), Durchfluss (FL)
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FAQ
Unterstützt Suresult den Doppler zur Beurteilung des Blutflusses in den Hoden?
Ja. Alle Suresult-Modelle sind mit Farb- und Power-Doppler-Funktionen ausgestattet, die es Ihnen ermöglichen, die Hodendurchblutung zu beurteilen, eine Torsion zu erkennen oder eine Entzündung wie z.B. eine Epididymitis zu bewerten. Die Visualisierung des Blutflusses in Echtzeit hilft Ihnen, bei akuten Skrotalschmerzen oder Traumata rechtzeitig Entscheidungen zu treffen.
Unterstützt Suresult die transrektale Bildgebung?
Ja. Mit der optionalen Endokavitätssonde unterstützt das Suresult die transrektale Bildgebung und eignet sich damit für detailliertere Prostatauntersuchungen, die Krebsfrüherkennung oder die Durchführung gezielter Biopsien. Die Sonde ist schlank, hochauflösend und für den Komfort bei urologischen Eingriffen im ambulanten oder stationären Bereich konzipiert.
Kann ich den Blutfluss im Penis mit dem tragbaren Suresult-Gerät messen?
Ja. Suresult Linear-Array-Scanner können für eine vorläufige Bewertung der Gefäßverhältnisse im Penis verwendet werden, insbesondere nach der Injektion im Rahmen von ED-Protokollen. Er ersetzt zwar keine High-End-Doppler-Systeme für den Penis, aber sein Dopplermodus ist stark genug, um für Screening-Zwecke wichtige Erkenntnisse über den arteriellen Zufluss und die venöse Leckage zu liefern.
Wie tragbar und haltbar sind die Suresult-Geräte für die ambulante Anwendung?
Die tragbaren Suresult-Ultraschallgeräte wiegen weniger als 300 g und sind nach IP67 oder höher zertifiziert, um sie vor Spritzwasser und Staub zu schützen - perfekt für vielbeschäftigte ambulante Kliniken. Ihr Taschenformat ermöglicht das Scannen in jedem Raum, und jedes Gerät wird in einem abschließbaren Metallkoffer geliefert, um es beim Transport oder im Einsatz zu schützen.
Kann ich Bilder aus Suresult speichern und sicher mit meinem Krankenhaussystem austauschen?
Ja. Suresult-Geräte speichern alle Scans lokal auf Ihrem angeschlossenen Tablet oder Smartphone in den Formaten DICOM und JPEG/MP4. Sie können sie sicher über Wi-Fi an Ihr PACS oder EMR weitergeben oder per verschlüsselter E-Mail für Fernkonsultationen versenden. Die Dateien enthalten Anmerkungen und Messungen und gewährleisten so eine vollständige Dokumentation und Compliance.
