Eye ultrasound machines for ocular point-of-care imaging
Two unedited ocular captures at 14 MHz, and the linear and micro-convex models that reach past the globe to the retrobulbar segment. Color Doppler, calipers and DICOM export are included on every scanner, with no subscription.
The two ocular captures on this page are unedited frames from a 14 MHz clinical reference library; the hardware images are product photography. ·Trusted by 8,717 clinicians →
簡単な回答
An eye ultrasound machine is a B-mode scanner that images the globe and the orbit through a closed eyelid, without dilating the pupil.
- Published ocular technique places a high-frequency linear probe on the closed lid over a thick layer of gel.
- The Suresult E11 lists Ophthalmic / Eye as a scanning application and carries an 8/11 MHz micro-convex head with an R13 footprint.
- The Suresult L14Pro scans at 10/14 MHz and reaches 80 mm, past the globe and into the retrobulbar segment.
- Optic nerve sheath diameter is measured 3 mm behind the globe, so the depth setting has to clear the posterior wall.
The capture atlas
Two real ocular captures at 14 MHz, and the hardware that takes them
Unedited clinical captures · select any image to enlarge
2 ocular captures2 windows
Globe and retrobulbar segment on a 14 MHz still
The dark circle is the vitreous body, and the bright curve under it is the posterior wall of the globe. Below that sits the retrobulbar segment where optic nerve sheath diameter is measured.
clinical reference library still, 14 MHz at 55 mm depth, gain 81 dB, dynamic range 80 dB, on-screen header dated 2017-01-07
Ten-second sweep across the orbit
The clip crosses the globe and runs off onto periorbital tissue, which is what a real ocular sweep looks like. The vitreous stays anechoic while the posterior wall travels through the frame.
clinical reference library clip, 14 MHz at 55 mm depth, 10 seconds at 10 frames per second2 hardware frames2 windows
The E11 and the app it scans into
Product photography of the E11 micro-convex probe next to the iPad app. The screen carries a demo sector image on the Vascular preset, not an eye.
product photography; the on-screen header reads probe SL-2C, preset Vascular, depth 60 mm, and its patient fields carry demo entries, not patient data
L14Pro head in a gloved hand, with the lens face in view
The gray head carries the linear lens that rests on the closed lid, and its scan length is 25 mm. The probe weighs 145 g and charges over USB or a wireless pad.
product photography, gloved hand, white backgroundSelect a card to switch capture
Technique basics
How the exam comes together, probe to report
- Rest a high-frequency linear head on the closed lid.
Published technique uses a high-frequency linear probe on the closed eyelid over a thick layer of gel, so the probe never touches the cornea. The hand rests on the nose or forehead so no pressure reaches the globe.
L14Pro, 25 mm footprint, 145 g - Set the depth to clear the posterior wall.
A depth of 40 mm to 55 mm puts the whole globe and the front of the retrobulbar segment in the field. The library captures on this page were taken at 55 mm with the dynamic range at 80 dB.
L14Pro depth steps: 20 / 40 / 60 / 80 mm - Sweep the globe, then scan it kinetically.
Sweep transverse and then sagittal across the whole globe. Then hold the probe still and ask the patient to look up and down, and side to side. A mobile membrane separates itself from a fixed one during that movement.
10-second clip, 100 to 1000 frame cine loop 
Measure the optic nerve sheath 3 mm behind the globe.Bring the optic nerve into view where it leaves the globe, then place the calipers 3 mm posterior to the posterior wall. Averaging several measurements from each eye reduces the spread.
B-mode calipers, no subscription
What the research says
The evidence, four studies checked
- Ocular ultrasound by non-specialists identified retinal detachment accurately.
A meta-analysis of 9 studies covering 1,189 eyes found ocular point-of-care ultrasound 94% sensitive and 94% specific for retinal detachment.
Propst et al., JAMA Netw Open 2020 - A four-center emergency department study identified retinal detachment on ocular ultrasound.
Across 225 patients at four emergency departments, point-of-care ultrasonography was 96.9% sensitive and 88.1% specific for retinal detachment.
Lahham et al., JAMA Netw Open 2019 - A 7 to 15 MHz linear transducer matched CT on lens dislocation.
Across 351 eyes, ultrasound with a 7 to 15 MHz linear transducer was 96.8% sensitive and 99.4% specific for lens dislocation against CT.
Ojaghihaghighi et al., Ann Emerg Med 2019 - Optic nerve sheath diameter detected raised intracranial pressure.
Pooled across 6 studies and 231 patients, sonographic optic nerve sheath diameter was 90% sensitive and 85% specific for raised intracranial pressure.
Dubourg et al., Intensive Care Med 2011
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The eye is the exam done most oftenL14Pro
The eye is the exam done most oftenL14ProA 256-element linear head at 10/14 MHz, inside the 7 to 15 MHz band the published ocular trauma work used. Depth steps run to 80 mm, so the globe and the retrobulbar segment sit in one field.
10/14 MHz, 80 mm, linear
$3,441 L14Pro · 10/14 MHz 256-Element LinearBuy nowView L14Pro →
The eye is one exam among severalE11The only Suresult model whose published specification lists Ophthalmic / Eye as an application. An R13 micro-convex head at 8/11 MHz fits inside the orbital rim, and the probe weighs 103 g.
R13 micro-convex head, micro-convex
$1,767 E11 · Micro-Convex Portable UltrasBuy nowView E11 →
One scanner has to cover the whole clinicD3UltraThree heads in one probe: linear at 7.5/10 MHz for the orbit and superficial work, convex and phased for everything deeper. Linear depth steps run to 100 mm.
three heads, one probe, three formats
$2,976 D3Ultra · Convex Linear Phased MultipuBuy nowD3Ultraを見るスキャナーの比較
Seven Suresult scanners that reach the globe, compared
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| モデル | 価格 | 頻度 | 深さ | 最適 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| L14Pro | $3,441 | 10/14 MHz linear | 20 / 40 / 60 / 80 mm | The 7 to 15 MHz band used in published ocular work, with 256 elements and a 4-hour battery |
 L14 | $2,139 | 10/14 MHz linear | 20-80 mm | The same 10/14 MHz band and 25 mm scan length as the L14Pro, on 192 elements and 64 channels |
| E11 | $1,767 | 8/11 MHz micro-convex | 30-80 mm | Ophthalmic / Eye listed as an application, on an R13 footprint that fits inside the orbital rim |
 L10SH | $3,534 | 7.5/10 MHz linear | 20 / 40 / 60 / 100 mm | 256 elements with a 40 mm footprint, when orbital work sits alongside neck and vascular scanning |
 L10H | $2,325 | 7.5/10 MHz linear | 20 / 40 / 60 / 100 mm | A 5-hour battery and visualized needle guidance on the same 7.5/10 MHz band |
 L20 | $2,790 | 16/20 MHz linear | 10 / 20 / 30 / 40 mm | Lid and anterior segment detail, where 40 mm of depth is enough |
| D3Ultra | $2,976 | Linear 7.5/10, convex 3.2/5.0, phased 3.2/5.0 MHz | Linear 20-100 mm | One probe covering the orbit, the abdomen and the heart on three heads |
Against the known brands
Suresult vs Clarius L15 HD3, Butterfly iQ3 and GE Vscan Air CL for ocular ultrasound
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| スレ | クラリアス L15 HD3 | バタフライiQ3 | GE Vscan Air CL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ocular imaging | 10/14 MHz linear on the L14Pro; 8/11 MHz micro-convex on the E11, which lists Ophthalmic / Eye as an application | 5-15 MHz linear array | 1-12 MHz single crystal | Curved and linear dual probe |
| Depth for the orbit | 80 mm on the L14Pro and the E11; 100 mm on the L10SH linear head | 7 cm maximum depth | 5 cm on the ophthalmic preset | 8 cm on the linear array and 24 cm on the curved array |
| Device price | $3,441 for the L14Pro; $1,767 for the E11 | $3,795 published | $3,899 published | Starting at $4,999 published |
| サブスクリプション | None. Color Doppler, M-mode, PW Doppler, calipers and DICOM export are included | Clarius Essentials, $695 per year, billed annually | $299 or $420 per year, or $1,500 for five years | Digital Tools are sold separately from the probe, and GE publishes no fee |
| Landed cost | Duties and shipping included at checkout, 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 |
| Platforms | iOS, Android and Windows from one app | iOSおよびAndroid | iOSおよびAndroid | iOSおよびAndroid |
| 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
- Both ocular captures on this page are unedited frames from a 14 MHz clinical reference library, not stock imagery.
- The E11 carries Ophthalmic / Eye in its published scanning application list.
- The L14Pro runs at 10/14 MHz, inside the 7 to 15 MHz linear band used by Ojaghihaghighi and colleagues, Ann Emerg Med 2019.
- Depth on the L14Pro steps to 80 mm, past the posterior wall to the segment where optic nerve sheath diameter is measured.
- Color Doppler, M-mode, PW Doppler, B-mode calipers and DICOM export ship on every scanner here with no subscription.
- The checkout price is the landed price: duties and shipping are covered, with delivery in 1 to 7 days.
- One app runs on iOS, Android and Windows, so the scanner is not tied to a single tablet.
- Registrations on file: FDA 510(k), CE / EU MDR and ISO 13485.
The five-year math
Clarius Essentials is published at $695 per year and billed annually, which reaches $3,475 in membership fees by year five. Suresult scanners carry no subscription, so the second column stops after the device.
L14Pro, paid onceClarius L15 HD3: scanner + membership= $3,475 in fees alone by year five
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眼科診断用トップポータブル超音波装置
眼科医がクリニック、ER、アウトリーチで診断を管理するのに理想的です。
L20Pro
L20Pro 16/20 MHz 高周波リニア超音波装置（美容、皮膚、および表在性筋骨格系用）
頻度： 16/20 MHz
スキャンの深さ 10・20・30・40 mm
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L14Pro
L14Pro 10/14 MHz 256-Element Linear Ultrasound Probe for MSK
頻度： 10/14 MHz
スキャンの深さ 20・40・60・80 mm
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L20
L20高周波16/20 MHzリニアワイヤレス超音波（MSK皮膚・顔面形成外科注射用
頻度： 16/20 MHz
スキャンの深さ 10/20/30/40mm
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眼科用ポータブル超音波を購入する前に考慮すべきこと
高周波プローブと小型フットプリントを備えた、精密な眼球評価に理想的な装置をお選びください。
Before you buy
購入前のチェックポイント
What is the best eye ultrasound machine for a clinic?
For ocular imaging the Suresult L14Pro is the strongest fit: a 256-element linear head at 10/14 MHz with depth steps to 80 mm. The E11 is the alternative when the smaller micro-convex footprint matters.
Which probe do you use for an eye ultrasound?
Published ocular technique uses a high-frequency linear probe on the closed eyelid. StatPearls describes 7 to 10 MHz or higher as sufficient, and Ojaghihaghighi and colleagues, Ann Emerg Med 2019, used a 7 to 15 MHz linear transducer.
How much does an eye ultrasound machine cost?
The Suresult E11 costs $1,767 and the L14Pro costs $3,441, software included. Clarius lists the L15 HD3 at $3,795 and Butterfly lists the iQ3 at $3,899.
What does a B-scan ultrasound cost?
Refurbished dedicated ophthalmic B-scan systems are listed between $5,950 and $18,500 by specialist resellers. The Suresult E11 is $1,767 and the L14Pro is $3,441.
Is a handheld probe the same thing as a dedicated ophthalmic B-scan?
No. A dedicated ophthalmic B-scan unit is a separate device class that pairs a 10 to 20 MHz eye probe with A-scan biometry. The scanners on this page perform ocular point-of-care B-mode imaging.
Can ultrasound detect a retinal detachment at the bedside?
Yes. A 2020 meta-analysis of 9 studies and 1,189 eyes reported 94% sensitivity and 94% specificity for retinal detachment on ocular point-of-care ultrasound.
Can a handheld probe measure optic nerve sheath diameter?
Yes. The optic nerve sheath is measured 3 mm behind the globe with B-mode calipers, which every Suresult scanner carries. A 2011 meta-analysis reported 90% sensitivity for raised intracranial pressure.
What depth setting does an eye scan need?
A setting between 40 mm and 55 mm holds the whole globe plus the front of the retrobulbar segment. A 55 mm depth setting on a 14 MHz linear head keeps both in one field.
When should ocular ultrasound not be performed?
Ocular ultrasound is contraindicated when globe rupture is suspected, according to StatPearls. Lahham and colleagues, JAMA Netw Open 2019, excluded patients with ocular trauma or suspicion for globe rupture from their four-center study.
How is the probe kept off the eye itself?
The probe rests on the closed lid over a thick layer of gel. The scanning hand braces on the nose, midface or forehead so no pressure reaches the globe.
Does the E11 really list an ophthalmic application?
Yes. Ophthalmic / Eye appears in the published specification of the Suresult E11, which is the only model in the range carrying that application entry.
Do the Suresult scanners charge a software subscription?
No. Color Doppler, M-mode, PW Doppler, B-mode calipers and DICOM export are included in the purchase price on every model listed here.
Which Suresult model suits an emergency department versus an eye clinic?
An emergency department that scans the eye occasionally fits the E11 or the D3Ultra. An eye-focused practice fits the L14Pro, which holds the 10/14 MHz band and 80 mm of depth.
Do the scanners export images into a record?
Yes. Every model listed here saves stills and cine loops of 100 to 1,000 frames, and exports as DICOM, JPEG, PNG or MP4.
A＆Bモード統合
網膜剥離や軸長測定など、総合的な眼球評価のためにAモードとBモードの両方を備えていることを確認してください。
正確なA-スキャン生体測定
信頼性の高い眼内レンズの計算と近視管理に不可欠です。
高周波リニアプローブ (12-16 MHz)
前眼部、外傷、角膜の評価に鮮明な画像を提供します。
ドップラー（PW/CW）機能
神経障害や血管閉塞における後眼窩血流の評価が可能。
調整可能なゲインとズーム
特に小児や小さな目の細かい構造の視認性を向上させます。
リアルタイム画像キャプチャとアノテーション
臨床現場での効率的な文書化とコミュニケーションを促進します。
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Suresultのハンドヘルド超音波診断装置には、追加費用なしで無制限の機能を提供する強力なソフトウェアが付属しています。無料のDICOMとパルス波ドップラーに加え、iOS、Android、Windowsのユーザーフレンドリーなインターフェースをお楽しみください。
フルプラットフォーム対応、ライフタイム 無料アップグレード
細部まで撮影、正確にガイド、簡単に共有
オールインワンソリューションで超音波検査のワークフローを改善します。すべてのスキャンで、正確さ、シンプルさ、効率性を実感してください。
17以上の専門プリセット
コンベックス / フェーズドプローブ
リニアプローブ
27 精密診断のための自動測定
迅速でリアルタイムな評価のためのツール一式で作業を簡素化します。
Bモード
- 長さ、面積/円周、角度、トレース、距離
- Depth and angle readouts for needle and injection guidance
- Obstetric biometrics (gestational age, EFW) when your caseload needs them
B+Mモード
- 心拍数、時間、距離
- 左室内径（LVIDd、LVIDs）
- 駆出率（EF）、ストローク量（SV）
B+PWモード
- 速度、心拍数、S/D比、深度
- 自動容器流量測定
- 収縮期ピーク速度(PS)、拡張末期速度(ED)
- 時間平均最大速度(TAMAX)、時間平均平均平均速度(TAMEAN)
- 脈動指数（PI）、抵抗指数（RI）
- 容器直径（DIAM）、流量（FL）
シネループ
最大記録 1000フレーム（≒165秒） 微妙なディテールまでとらえる連続的な動き。
パンクアシスト機能
正確にお楽しみください 面内 そして 面外ガイド 介入時の自信を高めるために
柔軟なファイルエクスポート
でスキャンしたデータを簡単に保存、共有できます。 JPEG、MP4、PNG、またはDICOM フォーマットで、ワークフローとシームレスに統合できます。
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よくあるご質問
Suresultはどのような眼科用超音波装置を提供していますか？
眼科専用に設計されたコンパクトな卓上型装置で、AスキャンとBスキャンの専用モード、複数の眼球プリセット、精密な測定ツールを備えています。
ハンディタイプの超音波検査で、高密度の白内障や硝子体出血を見抜くことはできますか？
はい。Suresultは高周波リニアプローブを使用することで、白内障や出血で直視が困難な場合でも、鮮明な後房画像を提供することができます。
Suresultの超音波装置は小児や高齢者に適していますか？
Suresultのハンドヘルドモデルはすべてコンパクトで300g以下です。プローブを簡単に操作して、最小限の圧力で閉眼スキャンを行うことができるので、敏感な患者、高齢者、小児患者に最適です。
Do Suresult Ultrasound Devices support image storage and EMR integration?
はい。すべての画像はEMR対応フォーマットで接続した携帯電話やタブレットに直接保存されます。注釈を付けたり、PACSやDICOMに簡単にエクスポートして、合理化された文書化を行うことができます。
Suresultポータブル超音波検査は、単独診療所やサテライト診療所にとって良い投資ですか？
もちろんです。Suresultは1回限りの購入で、サブスクリプションやメンテナンス費用はかかりません。Suresultは、大規模な装置の数分の一のコストで、小規模なクリニックに高度な診断をもたらします。
