Appareils d'échographie mammaire portables, du balayage de dépistage à l'aiguille
Five unedited breast captures from Suresult wireless linear hardware: a hypoechoic nodule at 40 mm with the color box placed over it, and two ten-second sweeps to the pectoral plane. Seven models compared on frequency and array footprint, the L14 at $2,139, software included and no subscription.
Réponse rapide
A breast ultrasound machine is a high-frequency linear scanner that images breast tissue, so a clinician can characterize a palpable lump at the bedside.
- The American College of Radiology asks for a center frequency of at least 12 MHz in breast ultrasound. The Suresult L14 and L14Pro run 10 and 14 MHz settings.
- Color Doppler and pulsed-wave Doppler run on every Suresult linear model on this page, with the velocity scale and color gain printed on the frame.
- In-plane and out-of-plane puncture guides sit in the app on every Suresult linear model. Needle enhance is listed on the L14Pro, L20, L20Pro, L10SH, L10H and D3Ultra, and the L10H adds visualized needle guidance.
- Depth reaches 80 mm on the L14Pro and 100 mm on the L10SH, which puts the retromammary plane and the chest wall inside the field.
The capture atlas
Five real breast captures on Suresult wireless linear hardware, with two nodal windows beside them
Unedited clinical captures · select any image to enlarge
Focal lesion3 windows
Nodule mammaire hypoéchogène situé à une profondeur de 40 mm
A well circumscribed oval nodule sits inside the glandular layer, wider than it is tall, with the fibrous planes running above and below it. The header reads harmonic 10 MHz, gain 68 dB, dynamic range 70.
captured at 40 mm depth, harmonic 10 MHz, gain 68 dB, dynamic range 70; frame 100 of 100 in the saved loop. On-screen header fields are demo entries. The file records the wireless linear probe family, not a specific model.Boîte de couleur placée sur ce même nodule
The color region of interest is drawn tight around the lesion at 7.5 MHz with the velocity scale at plus or minus 12.3 cm/s. No internal flow is displayed in this frozen frame.
same study, 14 seconds after the B-mode frame; 7.5 MHz, 40 mm depth, color gain 172, steer 0Le Doppler couleur met en évidence deux vaisseaux superficiels situés à proximité de la lésion
Red and blue pixels sit at the upper left corner of the color box, in tissue separate from the nodule, and the nodule itself carries no signal. The scale is plus or minus 12.3 cm/s at 7.5 MHz with color gain 172.
same study, 43 seconds before the B-mode frame; 7.5 MHz, 40 mm depth, gain 68 dBTissue sweep2 clips
Balayage du tissu mammaire pendant dix secondes jusqu'à 55 mm
The clip runs through the fibroglandular layer and down onto the pectoral muscle, so the whole tissue thickness stays in the field. The header reads harmonic 10 MHz, gain 87 dB, dynamic range 60.
10-second clip at 10 fps, 864 x 656; 55 mm depth, harmonic 10 MHz, enhancement 4. Header fields are demo entries.Deuxième passage sur le même sein
The second clip crosses denser fibrous septa and shows the layers separating as the probe moves. Settings match the first sweep at 55 mm and harmonic 10 MHz.
10-second clip recorded 30 seconds after the first; 55 mm depth, gain 87 dB, dynamic range 60Nodal windows2 cards
Ganglion lymphatique superficiel présentant un hile échogène
A hypoechoic node shows a bright central hilum and a thin even cortex. This capture is a cervical node, and the same linear head reads axillary nodes against the same landmarks.
cervical node from the same clinical reference library, not an axillary capture; wireless linear head, superficial preset
Deuxième nœud : lecture du cortex par rapport au hile
The bright hilar line runs through the middle of the node with no focal cortical bulge. Cortical thickness is what a breast clinician checks once a lesion has been found.
cervical node from the same clinical reference library, not an axillary capture; wireless linear head, superficial presetSelect a card to switch capture
Technique basics
How the exam comes together, probe to report
Choose the linear head by frequency first.The American College of Radiology asks for a center frequency of at least 12 MHz for breast ultrasound. The L14 and L14Pro run 10/14 MHz, and the L20 series runs 16/20 MHz for shallower targets.
at least 12 MHz, ACR
Check the footprint against the survey you actually do.The L14Pro and L20Pro carry a 25 mm array, while the L10SH and L10H carry 40 mm and the L10W carries 80 mm. A wider array covers a quadrant in fewer passes.
25 mm, 40 mm or 80 mm- Turn harmonic imaging on, then set depth to the chest wall.
The two breast sweeps on this page ran harmonic imaging at 10 MHz and 55 mm of depth, which keeps the pectoral plane in the field. The frozen nodule frame beside this step sits at 40 mm, after the depth came back.
F: H10.0MHz, D: 40 mm - Draw the color box around the lesion, not the whole field.
A tight color region of interest holds the frame rate up and keeps the velocity scale readable. The atlas frames ran the scale at plus or minus 12.3 cm/s with color gain 172 at 7.5 MHz.
scale ±12.3 cm/s 
Set the needle path before the needle enters.The Suresult app carries in-plane and out-of-plane puncture guides, plus a grid and a placeable target with an on-screen radius. Needle enhance is listed on the L14Pro, L20, L20Pro, L10SH, L10H and D3Ultra.
app panel shown on a carotid preset, not a breast scan
Fit the reusable guide when the angle has to be fixed.The reusable linear needle guide clamps onto the probe and is detented at 40, 50 and 60 degrees. It is listed at $464 and fits the linear models on this page.
40, 50 and 60 degree detents
What the research says
The evidence, three studies checked
- Portable handheld ultrasound found breast cancer on its own.
A 2019 meta-analysis of 26 studies restricted to portable handheld ultrasound reported a pooled sensitivity of 80.1% and a pooled specificity of 88.4% for breast cancer detection.
Sood et al., J Glob Oncol 2019 - Adding ultrasound to mammography raised sensitivity and lowered specificity.
In 72,998 Japanese women aged 40 to 49, adjunctive ultrasonography raised sensitivity to 91.1% from 77.0%, while specificity fell to 87.7% from 91.4%.
Ohuchi et al., Lancet 2016 - Ultrasound-guided core biopsy agreed with the surgical specimen.
Across 94 breast lesions, ultrasound-guided core needle biopsy matched surgical histology in 96.8% of cases, with sensitivity of 98.6% and a false-negative rate of 1.3%.
Mocian et al., Chirurgia (Bucur) 2018
Pick your model
Pick the model that fits your day
A breast clinic that wants one survey headL14ProThe L14Pro runs 10/14 MHz on 256 elements and 64 channels, with depth steps to 80 mm that keep the chest wall in the field. The American College of Radiology asks for a center frequency of at least 12 MHz in breast ultrasound.
10/14 MHz, 256 elements, survey default
$3,441 L14Pro · 10/14 MHz 256-Element Linear Ultrasound Probe for MSKBuy nowView L14Pro →Superficial lesions, skin and scarsL20ProThe L20Pro runs 16/20 MHz on 256 elements with depth steps of 10, 20, 30 and 40 mm. That band resolves a shallow lesion and the dermis above it, and stops short of the retromammary plane.
16/20 MHz on 256, resolution first
$3,720 L20Pro · 16/20 MHz High-Frequency Linear Ultrasound for Aesthetics, Skin & Superficial MSKBuy nowView L20Pro →
Aspiration and core sampling, wider headL10HThe L10H is the one Suresult linear model whose attributes list visualized needle guidance, on a 40 mm array with depth to 100 mm. Its 5600 mAh battery gives 5 hours of continuous scanning.
visualized needle guidance, needle work
$2,325 L10H · 7.5/10 MHz 192 Element Linear Wireless Ultrasound High-Definition Diagnostic ToolBuy nowView L10H →Scanner comparison
Seven Suresult linear models for breast work, compared
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| Modèle | Prix | Fréquence | Profondeur | Meilleur pour |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| L14Pro | $3,441 | 10/14 MHz | 20/40/60/80 mm | Breast survey at 10/14 MHz, 256 elements and 64 channels |
| L14 | $2,139 | 10/14 MHz | 20 to 80 mm | Entry into the same frequency band on 192 elements |
| L20Pro | $3,720 | 16/20 MHz | 10/20/30/40 mm | Shallow lesions and the dermis above them, 256 elements |
| L20 | $2,790 | 16/20 MHz | 10/20/30/40 mm | The same 16/20 MHz band on 192 elements |
 L10SH | $3,534 | 7.5/10 MHz | 20/40/60/100 mm | 40 mm array and 256 elements for quadrant survey and deep tissue |
| L10H | $2,325 | 7.5/10 MHz | 20/40/60/100 mm | Visualized needle guidance, 40 mm array, 5 hours of scanning |
 D3Ultra | $2,976 | Linear 7.5/10 MHz, convex 3.2/5.0 MHz, phased 3.2/5.0 MHz | Linear 20/40/60/100 mm | Breast as one exam among several, with abdomen and cardiac on the same probe |
Against the known brands
Suresult vs Clarius L15 HD3, Clarius L20 HD3 and Butterfly iQ3 for breast imaging
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| Suresult | Clarius L15 HD3 | Clarius L20 HD3 | Papillon iQ3 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fréquence | L14 and L14Pro 10/14 MHz, L20 and L20Pro 16/20 MHz, L10SH and L10H 7.5/10 MHz | 5 to 15 MHz | 8 to 20 MHz | 1 to 12 MHz |
| Published depth | 80 mm on the L14Pro, 100 mm on the L10SH and L10H, 40 mm on the L20 series | 7 cm | 4 cm | Small organs preset to 6 cm, deep abdomen preset to 30 cm |
| Array footprint | 80 mm on the L10W, 40 mm on the L10SH and L10H, 25 mm on the L14Pro and L20Pro | Field of view 50 mm | Field of view 25 mm | Butterfly publishes no array footprint; the probe housing measures 152 x 52 x 37 mm |
| Device price | L14 $2,139, L14Pro $3,441, L20Pro $3,720, software included | $3,795 | $5,395 | $3,899 |
| Software fee | No required subscription; Windows, Android and iOS included | Essentials membership $695 per year, or $2,500 one-time | Essentials membership $695 per year, or $2,500 one-time | Core $299 per year, Advanced $420 per year, or $1,500 one-time for 5 years |
| Scanner weight | 145 g on the L14Pro and L20Pro, 150 g on the L10SH, 200 g on the L10H | 290 g | 290 g | 300 g |
| Guidage de l'aiguille | In-plane and out-of-plane puncture guides on every Suresult linear model, with no membership. Needle enhance on the L14Pro, L20, L20Pro, L10SH, L10H and D3Ultra, and visualized needle guidance on the L10H | Needle Enhance, included in the paid Essentials membership | Needle Enhance, included in the paid Essentials membership | Needle Viz and Needle: Out-of-Plane presets |
| Landed cost | Duties and shipping inside the checkout price, 1 to 7 day delivery | 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) |
- Five breast captures on this page are unedited clinical files, with gain, depth and frequency left on the frame.
- The L14 and L14Pro run 10/14 MHz, and the American College of Radiology asks for a center frequency of at least 12 MHz in breast ultrasound.
- The L10SH and L10H carry a 40 mm array and the L10W carries 80 mm, so quadrant survey takes fewer passes.
- Depth reaches 100 mm on the L10SH and L10H, which covers the retromammary plane and the chest wall.
- In-plane and out-of-plane puncture guides ship on every Suresult linear model, with needle enhance on the L14Pro, L20, L20Pro, L10SH, L10H and D3Ultra.
- No membership fee is required to keep Suresult software running on Windows, Android or iOS.
- The linear probes on this page weigh 145 g to 250 g and charge wirelessly or over USB; the D3Ultra weighs 263 g and charges wirelessly.
- Duties and shipping sit inside the checkout price, with 1 to 7 day delivery.
Clarius lists Essentials membership at $695 per year, which reaches $3,475 in fees by year five on top of the $3,795 scanner. The store also lists a $2,500 one-time membership and a $1,785 three-year option. Suresult software carries no required subscription.
Three models, one decision
One conversation gets a direct recommendation: the right Suresult probe, or a straight “neither.”
Les meilleurs ultrasons portables pour l'imagerie et les interventions mammaires
L20Pro
L20Pro 16/20 MHz : échographe linéaire à haute fréquence pour l'esthétique, la peau et les troubles musculo-squelettiques superficiels
Fréquence : 16/20 MHz
Profondeur de balayage : 10/20/30/40 mm
Soins du sein
D3Ultra
D3Ultra Échographe portable polyvalent à phase linéaire convexe
Fréquence : Sonde convexe / phasée 3,2/5,0 MHz Sonde linéaire 7,5/10 MHz
Profondeur de balayage : Linéaire : 20-100mm, Convexe & Phasé : 90-300mm
Soins du sein
L14Pro
Sonde à ultrasons linéaire L14Pro 10/14 MHz à 256 éléments pour l'imagerie musculo-squelettique
Fréquence : 10/14 MHz
Profondeur de balayage : 20/40/60/80 mm
Soins du sein
What to Consider Before Buying a Handheld Ultrasound for Breast Imaging
Before you buy
Ce qu'il faut vérifier avant d'acheter
Quel est le meilleur échographe portable pour l'imagerie mammaire ?
Le Suresult L14Pro fonctionne à une fréquence de 10/14 MHz avec 256 éléments et des pas de profondeur allant jusqu’à 80 mm, ce qui permet de couvrir l’examen mammaire et la paroi thoracique.
Quelle fréquence doit utiliser une sonde d'échographie mammaire ?
L'American College of Radiology précise que les transducteurs doivent fonctionner à une fréquence centrale d'au moins 12 MHz, et de préférence supérieure. Suresult indique 10/14 MHz pour le L14Pro et 16/20 MHz pour le L20Pro.
Combien coûte un appareil d'échographie mammaire ?
Suresult propose chaque modèle linéaire à un prix distinct : le L14 à 1 TP 4 T 2 139, le L14Pro à 1 TP 4 T 3 441 et le L20Pro à 1 TP 4 T 3 720, logiciel compris. Clarius propose le L15 HD3 à 1 TP 4 T 3 795 et le L20 HD3 à 1 TP 4 T 5 395.
Une échographie portable permet-elle de détecter un cancer du sein ?
Une méta-analyse réalisée en 2019 portant sur 26 études consacrées exclusivement à l'échographie portable a fait état d'une sensibilité combinée de 80,1% et d'une spécificité de 88,4% pour la détection du cancer du sein.
L'échographie mammaire remplace-t-elle la mammographie ?
Non. La mammographie est le dépistage dont l'efficacité en termes de réduction de la mortalité a été prouvée, et l'échographie est utilisée en complément ou dans les situations où la mammographie n'est pas disponible.
Dans quelle mesure l'ajout de l'échographie à la mammographie influe-t-il sur la détection des lésions ?
Dans l'essai J-START, mené auprès de 72 998 femmes âgées de 40 à 49 ans, le recours à l'échographie en complément a permis de faire passer la sensibilité de 77,01 TP3T à 91,11 TP3T, et la spécificité est passée de 91,41 TP3T à 87,71 TP3T.
Ces modèles peuvent-ils servir de guide lors d'une biopsie mammaire ?
Oui. Chaque modèle linéaire Suresult est équipé de guides de ponction dans le plan et hors du plan, et la fonction « Needle Enhance » est disponible sur les modèles L14Pro, L20, L20Pro, L10SH, L10H et D3Ultra. Un guide-aiguille linéaire réutilisable est référencé sous la référence $464.
Quelle est la précision de la biopsie à l'aiguille sous échographie du sein ?
Across 94 breast lesions, ultrasound-guided core needle biopsy agreed with surgical histology in 96.8% of cases, with a false-negative rate of 1.3%.
Why does the probe footprint matter for breast scanning?
A wider array covers more tissue per sweep. The L10SH and L10H measure 40 mm across the array, against 25 mm on the L14Pro.
Can these models show color Doppler inside a breast lesion?
Yes, Suresult linear models run Color Doppler and pulsed-wave Doppler on a placeable region of interest. The two breast frames on this page show no flow inside the lesion, which is itself a reportable finding.
Can the same probe check the axilla?
Yes. The linear head that images the breast also images superficial lymph nodes, and depth to 100 mm on the L10SH and L10H reaches through axillary fat.
Is there a software subscription?
No. Suresult software for Windows, Android and iOS carries no required subscription. Clarius lists Essentials membership at $695 per year.
Does it export images into a patient record?
Yes. Every Suresult linear model exports JPEG, PNG, MP4 and DICOM, and stores cine loops of 100, 200, 500 or 1000 frames.
Which model suits a mobile or visiting breast clinic?
The L10H runs 5 hours of continuous scanning on a 5600 mAh battery and lists visualized needle guidance, which suits a clinician who scans away from a base.
Is automated breast volume scanning available on a handheld?
No. Suresult handheld models are two-dimensional linear scanners with Doppler. Automated breast volume scanning is a cart-based technology and is not offered here.
What depth should the scan start at?
A breast sweep starts at about 55 mm of depth, which keeps the pectoral plane in the field; depth is reduced once the lesion is centered.
What do competing handhelds charge for software each year?
Clarius lists Essentials membership at $695 per year or $2,500 one-time. Butterfly lists Core at $299 per year and Advanced at $420 per year.
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FAQ
En effet, sa compacité et son imagerie en temps réel en font un outil idéal pour une utilisation peropératoire, permettant de vérifier les marges des lésions ou de guider les procédures.
Oui, le système d'échographie Suresult est doté d'une imagerie de contraste haute définition, permettant une visualisation claire des tissus rehaussés de contraste pour une meilleure précision diagnostique.
Des connaissances de base en échographie sont utiles, mais notre appareil est conçu pour une utilisation intuitive et est livré avec des préréglages pour l'imagerie mammaire, ce qui est idéal pour les utilisateurs nouveaux ou expérimentés.
Absolument. Avec une excellente résolution de contraste, vous pouvez analyser l'échotexture (hypoéchogène, hyperéchogène ou isoéchogène) et la morphologie des lésions.
Yes. With secure wired and wireless/Wi-Fi transfer and DICOM support, you can upload scans to PACS or EMRs easily.