Handheld ultrasound for pediatrics, from the infant hip to the lung field
Two pediatric captures on this page were recorded on a D3Ultra: a Graf-method infant hip and a six-month-old calf read at 10 MHz. Pediatric coverage starts at $1,767, with software included and no yearly fee.
Risposta rapida
A handheld ultrasound for pediatrics is a wireless probe that pairs with a phone or tablet and images a child without radiation. The probe format decides the exam, and pediatric work usually starts with a linear head like the Suresult L14, at 10/14 MHz across a 25 mm footprint.
- A 10/14 MHz linear head over a 25 mm footprint covers an infant hip, a forearm bone and a lung field.
- The E11 weighs 103 g and images from 30 to 80 mm, the depth a newborn abdomen actually needs.
- Color Doppler, power Doppler, pulsed-wave Doppler, M-mode and DICOM export ship on every model on this page.
- The D3Ultra carries convex, linear and phased heads in one 263 g probe.
The capture atlas
Two pediatric captures on a D3Ultra, with four more windows from the same hardware
Unedited clinical captures · select any image to enlarge
2 captures on children2 windows
Six-month-old calf against an adult on the D3Ultra
One 10 MHz linear head images the calf and Achilles of a six-month-old, then the same structures on an adult. The app holds both frames side by side, and the header reads 60 mm depth, 105 dB gain and compounding on.
captured on a D3Ultra linear head, F H10.0 MHz, D 60 mm, MSK preset, 2025-10-04
Graf-method infant hip on the D3Ultra
A coronal infant hip window with the measurement lines drawn on the frozen frame. The panel reads a 33.35 mm baseline and two angles, 71.6 and 48.6 degrees, the pair a Graf screen reports.
frame extracted from the D3Ultra infant hip video in the media library, header 2025-09-18 20:18:26, GN 105 dB, D 60 mm, F H10.0 MHz, Compound OFF4 windows from the same hardware family4 windows
Bone cortex and acoustic shadow at 10 MHz
A bright cortical line with a clean shadow under it, imaged at 40 mm depth on a linear head. This is the view a clinician reads when checking a bone for a step or a break.
captured on a D3Ultra linear head, F H10.0 MHz, D 40 mm, 2025-02-24
Dilated renal collecting system on the D3Ultra
A buyer sent this longitudinal right kidney with a dilated pelvis and calyces, later confirmed as an obstructing stone. Hydronephrosis reads the same way in a child with flank pain.
buyer capture on a D3Ultra convex head, submitted 2026-06-19
Color flow inside a cardiac sector
A phased sector with the color box over the inflow, recorded at 120 mm depth and PRF 5.0 kHz. Pediatric echo uses the same sector head at a shallower depth.
captured on a D3Ultra phased head, D 120 mm, PRF 5.0 kHz; the on-screen name and age fields are demo entriesWrist and hand soft tissue at 10 MHz
Superficial layers of the wrist at 40 mm depth on a linear head, with the bony surfaces bright at the top of the field. The same setting looks for a foreign body in a hand.
captured on a D3Ultra linear head, F H10.0 MHz, D 40 mm, 2020-02-25Select a card to switch capture
Technique basics
How the exam comes together, probe to report
- Pick the head by the depth the child needs
A hip, a lung field and most soft tissue in a child sit inside 80 mm, which is linear territory at 10 to 14 MHz. A school-age abdomen needs a micro-convex or convex head to reach 160 mm and beyond.
Linear 20 to 80 mm · micro-convex 60 to 160 mm - Set depth first, gain second
Start near 40 mm and let the structure fill the top half of the screen before touching gain. A shallow field needs less gain, and over-gaining an infant hip buries the cartilage.
D: 40 mm on the header - Hold the hip in a true coronal plane
An infant hip screen is read in the coronal plane with the iliac wing straight along the top of the image. A tilted plane changes what the angle measures, so the plane is checked before any caliper is placed.
Graf method, coronal plane - Record a loop, then export it
Every model on this page stores cine loops of 100 to 1,000 frames and exports JPEG, PNG, MP4 or DICOM. A child rarely holds still, so a loop scrubbed afterwards beats a single frozen frame.
100 to 1,000 frames · DICOM export
What the research says
The evidence, three studies checked
- Lung ultrasound was more sensitive than chest radiography in children.
Across 30 studies and 4,546 children, lung ultrasound reached 0.940 sensitivity and 0.855 specificity for childhood community-acquired pneumonia.
Shi et al., Pediatr Pulmonol 2024 - Bedside ultrasound was the strongest test for intussusception.
A systematic review of 13 studies in children under 18 reported that point-of-care ultrasound had a positive likelihood ratio of 19.7 and a negative likelihood ratio of 0.10 for intussusception.
Hom et al., Pediatr Emerg Care 2022 - Bedside ultrasound found skull fractures after blunt head injury.
Pooled data from seven studies and 925 children gave 91% sensitivity and 96% specificity for skull fracture on point-of-care ultrasound, with a negative predictive value of 97%.
Alexandridis et al., Emerg Med J 2022
Pick your model
Pick the model that fits your day
A pediatric practice that wants one deviceD3UltraThe D3Ultra carries convex, linear and phased heads in one 263 g probe, so lung, abdomen, hip and heart come off the same scanner. Both pediatric captures on this page were recorded on it.
three heads, one probe
$2,976 D3Ultra · Convex Linear Phased MultipuBuy nowVisualizza D3Ultra →
Neonatal and infant scanningE11The E11 is a 103 g micro-convex probe with an R13 head and an 8/11 MHz range. Its 30 to 80 mm window matches the depth a newborn abdomen sits at.
103 g, smallest head
$1,767 E11 · Micro-Convex Portable UltrasBuy nowView E11 →
Hip screening and superficial workL14The L14 runs 10/14 MHz across a 25 mm footprint, which keeps the contact area small on an infant hip. Depth covers 20 to 80 mm, where a hip, a forearm bone and a lung line all sit.
25 mm footprint, high frequency
$2,139 L14 · Linear Wireless Ultrasound -Buy nowView L14 →Long clinic days on one chargeL14ProThe L14Pro holds the same 10/14 MHz range on 256 elements and 64 channels, at 145 g. Its 4,400 mAh battery scans for 4 hours, which covers a full pediatric list.
4 hours, 256 elements
$3,441 L14Pro · 10/14 MHz 256-Element LinearBuy nowView L14Pro →
Pediatric emergency and ward callsCD2The CD2 pairs a 2.2/3.6 MHz phased head with a 7.5/10 MHz linear head across 192 elements, in a 150 g body. Heart, lung and vascular access come off one probe on a night shift.
150 g, phased + linear
$2,697 CD2 · Phased Linear Dual-Head UltrBuy nowView CD2 →Small abdomen plus small partsD2LMThe D2LM puts a 10/12 MHz linear head and a 5/7 MHz micro-convex head on one body. The micro-convex side reaches 160 mm, which covers a school-age abdomen.
two heads, dual head
$2,418 D2LM · Handheld Ultrasound - Micro-Buy nowView D2LM →Scanner comparison
Eight Suresult models a pediatric buyer should compare
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| Modello | Prezzo | Frequenza | Profondità | Il meglio per |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| D3Ultra | $2,976 | Convex 3.2/5.0 · linear 7.5/10 · phased 3.2/5.0 MHz | Linear 20-100 mm; convex and phased 90-300 mm | Lung, abdomen, hip and heart on one 192-element probe |
| D3Pro | $2,697 | Convex 3.2/5.0 · linear 7.5/10 · phased 3.2/5.0 MHz | Linear 20-80 mm; convex and phased 90-305 mm | Three heads with a 3-hour battery for long rounds |
| E11 | $1,767 | Micro-convex 8/11 MHz | 30-80 mm | Neonatal and infant abdomen on an R13 head at 103 g |
| D2LM | $2,418 | Linear 10/12 MHz · micro-convex 5/7 MHz | Linear 20-80 mm; micro-convex 60-160 mm | Superficial and abdominal work on one body |
| L14 | $2,139 | Linear 10/14 MHz | 20-80 mm | Infant hip and bone detail at a 25 mm footprint |
| L14Pro | $3,441 | Linear 10/14 MHz, 256 elements | 20/40/60/80 mm | The 4-hour battery and 145 g body for a full clinic list |
| CD2 | $2,697 | Phased 2.2/3.6 MHz · linear 7.5/10 MHz | Phased 90-190 mm; linear 20-100 mm | Heart, lung and vascular access at 150 g |
 PD1 | $2,139 | Phased 2.5/2.8/3.6 MHz | 90-190 mm | A dedicated cardiac head on 128 elements |
Against the known brands
Suresult vs Butterfly iQ3, Clarius L15 HD3 and GE Vscan Air CL for pediatrics
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| Risultato | Farfalla iQ3 | Clarius L15 HD3 | GE Vscan Air CL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Probe choice for a child | A 10/14 MHz linear head, a 103 g micro-convex head and a phased head, each sold on its own | A single wideband array probe | A single linear scanner, maximum depth 7 cm | A curved array and a linear array in one dual-probe body |
| Device price | $1,767 for the E11, $2,139 for the L14, $2,976 for the D3Ultra | $3,899 published | $3,795 published | Starting at $4,999 published |
| Costo del software | None; imaging modes, measurements, needle guides and DICOM export are included | $299/year Core or $420/year Advanced; $1,500 buys five years of Advanced | Essentials membership at $695/year, $1,785 for three years, or $2,500 one-time | Digital Tools are sold separately from the device |
| Peso | 103 g on the E11, 145 g on the L14Pro, 150 g on the CD2 | 300 grams | 290 g | 205 +/- 3 grams |
| Continuous scan time | 4 hours on the L14Pro, 3 hours on the D3Pro, 2 hours on the D3Ultra | Up to 2 hours | About 60 minutes | 50 minutes continuous scan time |
| Piattaforme | iOS, Android and Windows on every model on this page | iOS e Android | iOS e Android | iOS e Android |
| Landed cost | Duties and shipping included in the checkout price, delivered in 1-7 days | Listed as a US price, before shipping and tax | US pricing only; international pricing varies by region and distributor | Listed as a US starting price |
| Regulatory registrations | FDA 510(k) · ISO 13485 · EU MDR (CE) · TGA · ANVISA · Health Canada | FDA 510(k) | FDA 510(k) | FDA 510(k) |
- The two pediatric captures on this page were recorded on a D3Ultra, not on a phantom or a stock image.
- Color Doppler, power Doppler, pulsed-wave Doppler, M-mode and needle guides ship on every model listed here.
- The E11 weighs 103 g, the lightest probe in this pediatric set.
- The L14Pro scans for 4 hours on one charge, from a 4,400 mAh battery.
- Every model on this page runs on iOS, Android and Windows, so an existing tablet or laptop can drive the probe.
- Every model on this page exports DICOM, MP4, JPEG and PNG, so a bedside scan reaches the record.
- No Suresult model on this page carries a yearly software fee.
- Duties and shipping sit inside the checkout price, with delivery in 1 to 7 days.
The Clarius L15 HD3 is published at $3,795 with an Essentials membership at $695 a year, which is $3,475 of membership by year five. Suresult scanners carry no software fee, so year five costs what year one costs.
Three models, one decision
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Le migliori scelte per l'ecografia pediatrica
D3Ultra
Ultrasuoni palmari multifunzionali lineari sfasati convessi D3Ultra
Frequenza: Sonda convessa / fasata 3.2/5.0MHz Sonda lineare 7.5/10MHz
Profondità di scansione: Lineare: 20-100 mm, convesso e sfasato: 90-300 mm
Pediatria
D3Pro
D3Pro Dual-Head 3-in-1 Wireless Ultrasound Scanner
Frequenza: Sonda convessa / fasata 3.2/5.0MHz, sonda lineare 7.5/10MHz
Profondità di scansione: Sonda convessa / fasata: 90-305 mm, Sonda lineare: 20-80 mm
Pediatria
D3L
Sonda diagnostica a ultrasuoni D3L 128 elementi, lineare convessa fasata 3 modalità
Frequenza: Sonda convessa / fasata 3.2/5.0MHz Sonda lineare 7.5/10MHz
Profondità di scansione: Sonda convessa / fasata: 90-305 mm, Sonda lineare: 20-80 mm
Pediatria
Cosa considerare prima di acquistare un ecografo portatile per la pediatria
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What is the best handheld ultrasound for pediatrics?
The Suresult D3Ultra suits most pediatric practices, because convex, linear and phased heads sit in one 263 g probe. The Suresult E11 suits newborn scanning, because its micro-convex head is 103 g and images from 30 to 80 mm.
Which probe do I need for an infant hip screen?
An infant hip screen needs a high-frequency linear probe. The Suresult L14 and L14Pro run 10/14 MHz across a 25 mm footprint, and the D3Ultra linear head runs 7.5/10 MHz.
Can a handheld ultrasound scan a newborn abdomen?
Yes. The Suresult E11 is a micro-convex probe with an R13 head, an 8/11 MHz range and a 30 to 80 mm depth window, which covers newborn abdominal organs.
Is lung ultrasound reliable in children?
A 2024 meta-analysis of 30 studies and 4,546 children reported 0.940 sensitivity and 0.855 specificity for lung ultrasound in childhood pneumonia, with higher sensitivity than chest radiography.
Can a bedside scan pick up intussusception?
A 2022 systematic review covered 13 studies of children under 18 with suspected intussusception. It reported a positive likelihood ratio of 19.7 and a negative likelihood ratio of 0.10 for point-of-care ultrasound.
Can ultrasound show a skull fracture in a child?
Pooled data from seven studies and 925 children gave 91% sensitivity and 96% specificity for skull fracture on point-of-care ultrasound after blunt head injury.
How much does a pediatric handheld ultrasound cost?
Suresult pediatric models run from $1,767 for the E11 to $3,441 for the L14Pro. Butterfly publishes $3,899 for the iQ3 and Clarius publishes $3,795 for the L15 HD3.
Do Suresult scanners require a software subscription?
No. Imaging modes, measurements, needle guides and DICOM export are included with the scanner. Butterfly lists $299 to $420 a year and Clarius lists $695 a year for their memberships.
Which model covers the heart and the lungs in a child?
The Suresult CD2 carries a 2.2/3.6 MHz phased head and a 7.5/10 MHz linear head on a 192-element, 150 g body. The D3Ultra covers the same two windows and adds a convex head.
Does the probe work with an iPhone or an Android tablet?
Yes. Every Suresult model on this page runs on iOS, Android and Windows over a dual-band 802.11n Wi-Fi connection, so an existing device can drive the probe.
Can I measure and export what I find?
Yes. Measurements run in B-mode, B+M and B+PW, cine loops store 100 to 1,000 frames, and files export as JPEG, PNG, MP4 or DICOM.
Is a handheld enough, or does a pediatric clinic need a cart system?
A handheld ultrasound answers focused pediatric questions about the hip, the lung field, the abdomen and gross cardiac function. A comprehensive pediatric echocardiogram or a detailed radiology study stays on a cart system.
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FAQ
Sì. I dispositivi Suresult sono dotati di preset addominali e polmonari ad alta risoluzione, che aiutano a visualizzare l'accumulo di liquidi, gli organi infiammati o l'ispessimento della parete intestinale, tutti elementi essenziali per la diagnosi al letto del paziente di polmonite o appendicite nei bambini.
Assolutamente. Ogni modello offre modalità di assistenza alla puntura (in piano e fuori piano), garantendo una guida precisa durante il posizionamento della linea. Il Guida L10 Il modello include anche il potenziamento dell'ago magnetico, per una maggiore precisione e sicurezza nelle procedure più delicate.
Yes. Suresult systems include linear, curved, micro-curved, and phased array probes to accommodate everyone from neonates to teens. In particular, the micro-curved probe excels at deep imaging in the small bodies of children.
Si. Tutti i dispositivi sono dotati di modalità Doppler PW, CW e spettrale che consentono una valutazione accurata in tempo reale del flusso sanguigno e delle anomalie strutturali del cuore, fondamentali per le valutazioni delle malattie cardiache congenite in pediatria.
La maggior parte dei palmari Suresult offre da 1,5 a 3 ore di utilizzo continuo con una carica completa. Questo è in genere sufficiente per superare una sessione clinica impegnativa, comprese le visite mobili o scolastiche.
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