The specialty index
Suresult publishes one page per specialty, each built on unedited buyer captures, naming the probe format that specialty scans before it names a single model.
Resposta rápida
Handheld ultrasound by specialty means choosing the probe format the specialty actually scans, then the model that carries it. Convex heads cover abdomen, renal and obstetric work. Linear heads cover MSK, skin, vascular and thyroid. Phased heads cover cardiac and lung. Endocavity heads cover pelvic imaging.
Choose your specialty
Ordered by search demand over the last 90 days. Every cover frame below is a capture from the page it links to. Looking for one specialty? Jump to the A–Z index.
GinecologiaA wireless probe with an endocavity array that streams to a phone, tablet or laptop for pelvic imaging.T8 transvaginal onlyD2T convex + transvaginalSee the gynecology page →
ObstetríciaA wireless probe that images the fetus through a tablet, so a clinician can date a pregnancy.D2T convex + transvaginalT8 transvaginal onlySee the obstetrics page →
CardiologiaA phased-array system that shows the heart through the rib spaces, for pump function and pericardial fluid.CD2 phased + linearPD2 CW DopplerSee the cardiology page →
Medicina musculoesquelética (MSK)A high-frequency linear scanner that shows tendons, ligaments, nerves and joint surfaces at the bedside.L14Pro 10/14 MHzL20Pro 16/20 MHz superficial detailSee the musculoskeletal page →
Cuidados críticosA bedside scanner that reads lung water, pump function, volume status and vessel anatomy without moving the patient.D3Ultra phased + convex + linearCD2 echo plus lines atSee the critical care page →
VeterinárioA battery-powered probe that images an animal at the point of care, screen on a phone or tablet.D3Ultra convexo + linear + em fasesD3Pro 3-hour batterySee the veterinary page →
PediatriaA wireless probe that pairs with a phone or tablet and images a child without radiation.D3Ultra convexo + linear + em fasesE11 micro-convex, 103 gSee the pediatrics page →
AnestesiologiaThe imaging system that shows the target nerve and guides the needle to it in real time.D3Ultra linear + convexL20Pro 16/20 MHz superficialSee the anesthesiology page →
EstéticaA high-frequency linear scanner that shows facial vessels, filler deposits and skin layers before the needle.L24Pro 18/24 MHz, face firstL20Pro 16/20 MHzSee the aesthetics page →
Atenção primáriaA wireless probe that pairs with a phone or tablet and answers focused questions inside the consultation.D3Ultra convexo + linear + em fasesC5SH convex to 300 mmSee the primary care page →
Cirurgia ortopédicaA wireless linear-array scanner that images musculoskeletal soft tissue and guides needle placement at the point of care.L14Pro 10/14 MHz to 80L20Pro 16/20 MHz superficialSee the orthopedic surgery page →
Medicina de emergênciaA wireless probe, run from a phone or tablet, that covers the FAST, lung, cardiac and vascular windows.D3Ultra convexo + linear + em fasesCD2 echo + vascular linesSee the emergency medicine page →
UrologiaA scanner that images the kidney, bladder and prostate to check obstruction, post-void residual and prostate size.C5SH convex, 90-300 mmLC1 bi-plane rectalSee the urology page →
Acesso vascularA high-frequency linear scanner used to find veins, guide the needle, and confirm line placement.L20Pro 16/20 MHz superficialD3Ultra linear + convex + phasedSee the vascular access page →
Medicina remotaA battery-powered wireless probe that scans lung, abdomen, kidney, bladder and vessels where no cart scanner exists.D3Ultra convexo + linear + em fasesD3Pro 3-hour batterySee the remote medicine page →
Cuidados com a mamaA high-frequency linear scanner that images breast tissue, so a clinician can characterize a palpable lump.L14Pro 10/14 MHz, 256 elementsL20Pro 16/20 MHz superficial detailSee the breast care page →
DermatologiaA high-frequency linear scanner that resolves the epidermis, dermis, subcutis and nail unit at the bedside.L24Pro 18/24 MHz, 256 elementsL20Pro 16/20 MHzSee the dermatology page →
OftalmologiaA B-mode scanner that images the globe and the orbit through a closed eyelid, without dilating the pupil.L14Pro 10/14 MHz linearE11 Ophthalmic / Eye applicationSee the ophthalmology page →
Medicina InternaA wireless probe that images chest, abdomen and heart at the bedside during a single patient visit.D3Ultra convexo + linear + em fasesD3Pro 3-hour batterySee the internal medicine page →
Medicina esportivaA high-frequency scanner that images tendons, ligaments, muscles and joint surfaces at the point of care.L14Pro 10/14 MHz to 80L20Pro 16/20 MHz superficialSee the sports medicine page →
EMS (Serviços Médicos de Emergência)A handheld point-of-care probe a prehospital crew uses to answer four focused questions.D3Ultra convexo + linear + em fasesCD2 phased + linear, 150 gSee the ems page →
ReumatologiaA high-frequency scanner used to grade synovitis, check tendons and entheses, and follow arthritis activity.L20Pro 16/20 MHz small jointsL14Pro 10/14 MHz, 256 elementsSee the rheumatology page →
NeurologiaA linear head images peripheral nerves and neck vessels; a sector head reads flow through the temporal bone.L14Pro nerve imaging, 256 elementsD3Ultra nerveSee the neurology page →
NeonatologiaA small-faced handheld scanner running 5 to 14 MHz, used to image a newborn’s lung and hip.D2LM linear + micro-convexE11 103 g micro-convexSee the neonatology page →
GastroenterologiaA convex-array scanner that shows the liver, gallbladder and upper abdomen at the bedside.C5SH convex, 90-300 mmC5SH-Pro 256 elementsSee the gastroenterology page →
Cirurgia plásticaA high-frequency linear scanner that images vessels, tissue planes and implant shells through the skin.L20Pro 16/20 MHz, 10-40 mmL14Pro 10/14 MHzSee the plastic surgery page →
EndocrinologiaA high-frequency linear scanner that images the thyroid gland and neck, so a clinician can size a nodule.L14Pro 10/14 MHz, 256 elementsD3Ultra neck plus abdomenSee the endocrinology page →
Controle da dorA high-frequency imaging scanner that shows the nerve, joint or tendon before the needle enters.L14Pro 10/14 MHz to 80L10H visualized needle guidanceSee the pain management page →
NefrologiaA wireless convex-array probe that images the kidneys and bladder at the bedside from a phone or tablet.C5SH convexD3Ultra convex, linear and phasedSee the nephrology page →
PneumologiaA bedside scanner that reads the pleural line, separating pulmonary edema, effusion, consolidation and pneumothorax.D3Ultra convexo + linear + em fasesC5SH-Pro 256-element convexSee the pulmonology page →
By model
Counted from the featured models on each specialty page. One multi-head probe answers more specialties than three single-format probes.
Convex, linear and phased heads on one 263 g body.
from $2,976
24 of the 30 specialty pages
Anesthesiology · Cardiology · Critical Care · EMS · Emergency Medicine · Endocrinology · Gastroenterology · Internal Medicine · MSK · Neonatology · Nephrology · Neurology · Ophthalmology · Orthopedic Surgery · Pain Management · Pediatrics · Plastic Surgery · Primary Care · Pulmonology · Remote Medicine · Rheumatology · Urology · Vascular Access · Veterinary
Open the D3Ultra page →
16/20 MHz linear, 256 elements, 10 to 40 mm.
from $3,720
11 of the 30 specialty pages
Aesthetics · Anesthesiology · Breast Care · Dermatology · MSK · Orthopedic Surgery · Pain Management · Plastic Surgery · Rheumatology · Sports Medicine · Vascular Access
Open the L20Pro page →
10/14 MHz linear, 256 elements, 20 to 80 mm.
from $3,441
11 of the 30 specialty pages
Aesthetics · Breast Care · Endocrinology · MSK · Neurology · Ophthalmology · Orthopedic Surgery · Pain Management · Plastic Surgery · Rheumatology · Sports Medicine
Open the L14Pro page →
3.2/5.0 MHz convex, 60-degree sector, 90 to 300 mm.
from $2,139
8 of the 30 specialty pages
EMS · Gastroenterology · Gynecology · Nephrology · Obstetrics · Primary Care · Urology · Veterinary
Open the C5SH page →
2.2/3.6 MHz phased head plus a 7.5/10 MHz linear head.
from $2,697
7 of the 30 specialty pages
Cardiology · Critical Care · EMS · Emergency Medicine · Neurology · Pediatrics · Pulmonology
Open the CD2 page →
7.5/10 MHz linear, 40 mm footprint, 5 hours on a charge.
from $2,325
6 of the 30 specialty pages
Anesthesiology · Breast Care · Endocrinology · Internal Medicine · Pain Management · Sports Medicine
Open the L10H page →
7.5/10 MHz linear, 256 elements, 20 to 100 mm.
from $3,534
4 of the 30 specialty pages
Critical Care · MSK · Orthopedic Surgery · Vascular Access
Open the L10SH page →
Convex, linear and phased heads, 3 hours on 4,200 mAh.
from $2,697
4 of the 30 specialty pages
Internal Medicine · Primary Care · Remote Medicine · Veterinary
Open the D3Pro page →Every specialty, A to Z
Common questions
The probe format decides the exam, not the brand. Convex heads (3.2/5.0 MHz, 90 to 300 mm) cover abdomen, renal and obstetric work. Linear heads (7.5 to 24 MHz, 10 to 100 mm) cover MSK, skin, vascular and thyroid. Phased heads (2.2/3.6 MHz, 90 to 190 mm) cover cardiac and lung. Endocavity heads (6/8 MHz, 149-degree sector, 30 to 120 mm) cover pelvic imaging.
The D3Ultra, featured on 24 of the 30 specialty pages. It carries a 3.2/5.0 MHz convex head to 300 mm, a 7.5/10 MHz linear head to 100 mm, and a 3.2/5.0 MHz phased head to 300 mm, on one 263 g body.
No. Color Doppler, power Doppler, pulsed-wave Doppler, M-mode, on-screen calipers and DICOM export ship with the probe on every model, and no imaging mode sits behind a membership tier.
Three linear probes step up: the L14Pro at 10/14 MHz reaching 80 mm, the L20Pro at 16/20 MHz reaching 40 mm, and the L24Pro at 18/24 MHz reaching 25 mm. All three carry 256 elements. Higher frequency buys resolution and costs depth.
The D2T does. It pairs a 3.2/5.0 MHz convex head reaching 305 mm with a 6/8 MHz endocavity head running a 149-degree sector at 30 to 120 mm, on one 305 g body.
The cardiac page runs parasternal, apical and subcostal windows on phased-array handhelds. The CD2 pairs a 2.2/3.6 MHz phased head (80-degree sector, 90 to 190 mm) with a 7.5/10 MHz linear head; the PD2 adds continuous-wave Doppler for high valve velocities.
Neonatology and pediatrics. Both feature the E11, a 103 g micro-convex probe at 8/11 MHz reaching 30 to 80 mm, and the D2LM, which pairs a 10/12 MHz linear head with a 5/7 MHz micro-convex head.
It varies by model: the L10H holds 5 hours on 5,600 mAh; the L14Pro, L20Pro and L24Pro hold 4 hours on 4,400 mAh; the D2T, T8 and D3Pro hold 3 hours on 4,200 mAh; the D3Ultra holds 2 hours on 2,800 mAh.
Further reading
What POCUS is, which exams it covers, and how clinicians train for it.
Read it → Types of ultrasound probesConvex, linear, phased, micro-convex and endocavity, and what each one is for.
Read it → Which handheld is the most accurateThe measurement study, run window by window across the handheld field.
Read it → Handheld ultrasound price guideWhat the field actually costs, subscription tiers and options included.
Read it →The shop lists every handheld with its probe format, frequency range and depth, so two pages can be compared on one screen.
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