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5年間の費用
$2,604D2LT — five-year total+$0Software, updates and apps — five yearsNo subscription, ever
Both ends of a women’s-health exam on one handle — a 7.5/10 MHz linear face for superficial work and a 6/8 MHz transvaginal head for the pelvis. The software is free for life: no subscription, free apps, free updates.
Two probe heads on one handle · Color, PW, PDI + Power Doppler · First-trimester OB dating and viability · Works with iOS, Android and Windows · FDA, ISO, MDR/CE, TGA and ANVISA records available for review
D2LT key facts
A dual-head handheld for clinicians whose week spans both sides of women's health — superficial scanning on the linear face, pelvic imaging through the transvaginal head.
Linear 7.5/10 MHz · 20–55 mm · L40 · Transvaginal 6/8 MHz · 30–120 mm · R13 · 90° field · B, B/M, Color, PW, PDI, Power Doppler · first-trimester OB measurement pack · 2800 mAh ≥3 h · 347×85×30 mm · 304 g · Full technical specification ↓
Worldwide delivery, duties included. Suresult ships to your door with customs clearance, shipping and duties covered — the price you see is the final price, no hidden fees.
The panels below split by head. The linear frames were produced on a Suresult handheld running a 7.5/10 MHz linear face; the transvaginal frames on a Suresult handheld running the same R13 6/8 MHz endocavity head the D2LT carries.
A dedicated endocavity view of the uterus, adnexa and endometrium at 6/8 MHz — the detail most handhelds can only approximate transabdominally, with follicles and cysts measured on screen.
Viability, dating and heartbeat confirmed transvaginally at 6/8 MHz — CRL and gestational-sac dating measured on screen for structured first-trimester reports.
Small patients, quick answers: infant hip screening, soft-tissue and lung-sliding checks — the pediatric work that sits inside the linear face's 55 mm reach.
From a heartbeat inside an incubating egg to a tendon check on a working dog: the 7.5/10 MHz linear face covers avian, exotic and superficial small-animal work.
The women's-health clinic that needs a real transvaginal head
For OB/GYN and fertility work the D2LT carries a dedicated endocavity head — 6/8 MHz through the R13 face, the detail most handhelds can only approximate transabdominally. Transabdominal pelvic and growth scanning is a separate job, and it belongs on a convex probe.
Endocavity head6/8 MHz, 90° field, 30–120 mm depth for uterus, adnexa and early pregnancy
OB calculatorsGA from CRL and gestational sac for first-trimester dating and viability. The BPD, HC, AC, FL and EFW calculators ship in the software, but the images they need come from a convex probe this handle does not carry.
DopplerColor, PW, PDI and Power Doppler for endometrial and adnexal flow
ScreenStreams to iOS, Android or Windows; exports JPG, MP4 and DICOM
Strong fit
The clinic that scans superficial anatomy between pelvic exams
The second head is a proper 7.5/10 MHz linear — thyroid, breast, MSK and line placement on the same handle that ran the morning's pelvic list.
Linear head7.5/10 MHz, L40 footprint, 20–55 mm depth for breast, thyroid, MSK and vascular work
Needle workIn-plane and out-of-plane guides for injections and access
Carry weight304 g in a locking aluminum case — one instrument in one bag, not two
バッテリー2800 mAh runs ≥3 h of scanning between charges
Which Suresult endocavity or dual-head probe do you need?
These are the Suresult scanners a D2LT buyer normally cross-shops: the endocavity-capable heads and the dual-head handles that pair one deep or cavity face with one superficial face. Type, frequency and depth below are each model's own published attributes, and the differences that actually decide the purchase sit in the last column.
For the practice that only ever runs the pelvic exam — the same endocavity frequencies and depth steps as the D2LT's transvaginal side, with no linear head on the handle, and it is the cheaper way to get that one exam.
D2LT (this page)
Linear + transvaginal
6/8 and 7.5/10 MHz
20-120 mm
$2,604
For the clinic that runs a pelvic list and superficial work on the same day — the extra money over the T8 buys the 7.5/10 MHz L40 linear head for thyroid, breast, MSK, vascular and needle guidance.
For the buyer who wants the same endocavity head paired with an abdominal face instead of a superficial one — convex reach to 305 mm for late-pregnancy, kidney and abdominal scanning, but no high-frequency linear imaging.
For trans-rectal work such as prostate imaging, where the bi-plane T-type face gives two planes through one insertion; it is not a substitute for a transvaginal head.
For the buyer whose day starts with abdomen, lungs and heart — three formats in one instrument covers what the D2LT's 55 mm linear ceiling cannot, at the cost of any endocavity capability.
D2LT questions, answered
How deep does the D2LT scan, and at what frequency?
The linear head runs at 7.5/10 MHz on an L40 footprint with depth steps of 20, 30, 40 and 55 mm. The transvaginal head runs at 6/8 MHz on an R13 radius with a 90-degree field and steps of 30, 60, 90 and 120 mm.
What can the D2LT not do?
It carries no convex and no phased face, so anything deeper than 55 mm is out of reach on the linear side. The second head reaches 120 mm only through transvaginal access. Abdomen, lung or heart wants the D3Pro or D2T.
What is in the box, and what does the imaging software run on?
The scanner ships in a lockable aluminum case. Imaging runs on the buyer's own iOS, Android or Windows screen over 2.4G/5G Wi-Fi or USB, so there is no separate console to buy.
How long does the battery last on a scanning session?
The lithium battery is 2800 mAh, rated at three hours or more of working time and five hours or more on standby. A full clinic morning of intermittent pelvic and superficial scans sits inside that window.
Why buy one dual-head probe instead of two separate probes?
Both faces sit on one 304 g body, so a pelvic exam and a thyroid, MSK or vascular scan run off one handle, one battery and one app session. Neither face is a deep abdominal or cardiac probe.
What measurements and Doppler modes are available for OB/GYN reporting?
Display modes are B, B/M, Color Doppler, PW, PDI and Power Doppler. B-mode measures length, area, circumference, angle, trace and distance, plus gestational age (CRL, BPD, GS, FL, HC, AC) and estimated fetal weight. Images export as JPG, AVI, MP4 or DICOM.
What warranty and documentation come with the D2LT?
Suresult supplies a two-year warranty as standard on this scanner. FDA, ISO, MDR/CE, TGA and ANVISA records are available for review on request before an order is placed. Suresult confirms dispatch and tracking details for the shipment once the order is placed.
D2LT or D2T — which covers OB/GYN better?
Both carry the same 6/8 MHz endocavity head. The D2T pairs it with a convex face reaching 305 mm for transabdominal pelvic and obstetric views; the D2LT pairs it with a 7.5/10 MHz linear for superficial work instead.
Does Suresult ship internationally — and who pays customs?
Orders dispatch within 24 hours and deliver worldwide with shipping, customs clearance and duties covered by Suresult. The price at checkout is the final price.
The 30-day decision
Put the D2LT on a women’s-health list for 30 days
The D2LT dispatches within 24 hours and arrives with customs and duties already covered. The 30-day worry-free trial starts when it does, so the question that decides it — whether one handle carrying a 7.5/10 MHz linear face and a 6/8 MHz transvaginal head actually removes the device swap from a mixed clinic list — gets answered on real patients rather than from a specification table. Two years of warranty are included and can be extended to three years for $195 or five years for $597. If the choice is still open between this pairing and a convex endocavity combination, the table above is the honest version of that comparison. Ask before ordering rather than after.
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The buyer whose list starts with abdomen, heart or lungs
The D2LT carries no convex or phased face — the linear head stops at 55 mm and the second head only works transvaginally, so deep abdominal and cardiac exams belong on the D3Pro instead. There is no transabdominal obstetric imaging on this handle either: growth scans past the first trimester need a convex probe.
Depth ceiling55 mm on the linear face — liver, kidneys and the aorta sit deeper than that
No sectorFour-chamber cardiac views need a phased array this handle does not carry
Better matchThe D3Pro's tri-head design covers convex, phased and linear in one probe