Handheld ultrasound for gynecology, from the transvaginal window out

Eight unedited pelvic and early-pregnancy frames on this page came from one buyer scanning with a Suresult D2T, six of them photographed off the tablet screen. The T8 covers the transvaginal window at $1,953, with the Doppler and the measurement software included.

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Quick answer

A handheld ultrasound for gynecology is a wireless probe with an endocavity array that streams to a phone, tablet or laptop for pelvic imaging.

  • The endocavity head on the T8 and the D2T runs at 6/8 MHz across a 149-degree sector and offers 30, 60, 90 and 120 mm depth settings.
  • Color Doppler, pulsed-wave Doppler, M-mode and on-screen calipers ship on the T8 and the D2T with no subscription fee.
  • The D2T adds a 3.2/5.0 MHz convex head, so the transabdominal pass and the transvaginal pass run on one device.
  • The T8 and the D2T each hold a 4,200 mAh battery rated at 3 hours of continuous scanning.
T8$1,953 · transvaginal onlyD2T$2,372 · convex + transvaginalD2LT$2,604 · linear + transvaginalC5SH$2,139 · convex, 64 channels
Transvaginal frame on a Suresult D2T at 6.0 MHz and 60 mm depth, an anechoic adnexal structure measured at 16.61 mm

The capture atlas

Eight real gynecology and early-pregnancy windows, captured by a buyer on a Suresult D2T

Unedited clinical captures · select any image to enlarge

Transvaginal uterus2 windows

Anechoic adnexal structure measured at 16.61 mm

Anechoic adnexal structure measured at 16.61 mm

A single round anechoic structure sits inside the endocavity sector, with one caliper across it reading 16.61 mm. This is the frame a clinician freezes to decide whether a follicle or a cyst needs a follow-up scan.

captured on a D2T endocavity head at 6.0 MHz, 60 mm depth, gain 100 dB, 2023-08-10
Four calipers on one frozen transvaginal frame

Four calipers on one frozen transvaginal frame

The gynecology preset holds four length measurements on the same frozen image: 24.84 mm, 57.06 mm, 41.55 mm and 15.90 mm. All four readouts sit in the right-hand column at once, so nothing is remeasured after the frame is released.

captured on a D2T endocavity head at 6.0 MHz, 60 mm depth, dynamic range 110, 2023-08-07

Adnexal region2 windows

Two length calipers at 39.91 mm and 23.32 mm

Two length calipers at 39.91 mm and 23.32 mm

Two length calipers cross the adnexal region on this gynecology-preset endocavity frame, reading 39.91 mm and 23.32 mm. Repeating a length like that across a cycle is how follicle tracking works in a fertility clinic.

captured on a D2T endocavity head at 6.0 MHz, 60 mm depth, gain 100 dB, dynamic range 60, gynecology preset, 2023-08-07 11:50:20
The same region 88 seconds later, at 27.62 mm and 23.06 mm

The same region 88 seconds later, at 27.62 mm and 23.06 mm

The 11:51:48 frame reads 27.62 mm and 23.06 mm, 88 seconds after the 11:50:20 frame beside it. Two passes that close together show how much a length depends on the plane the operator holds.

captured on a D2T endocavity head at 6.0 MHz, 60 mm depth, gain 100 dB, dynamic range 60, gynecology preset, 2023-08-07 11:51:48

Transabdominal pelvis2 windows

Transabdominal pelvic overview, 38.17 mm and 94.52 mm

Transabdominal pelvic overview, 38.17 mm and 94.52 mm

The convex head opens a wide pelvic field through the abdominal wall, with two calipers reading 38.17 mm and 94.52 mm at 90 mm depth. This is the first pass before the endocavity head goes on.

captured on a D2T convex head at harmonic 5.0 MHz, 90 mm depth, gain 83 dB, 2023-08-07
Second transabdominal plane, 39.38 mm and 47.92 mm

Second transabdominal plane, 39.38 mm and 47.92 mm

A second convex plane through the pelvis carries calipers at 39.38 mm and 47.92 mm, 91 seconds after the pass above by the on-screen clock. Two lengths on crossing axes come off one frozen frame.

captured on a D2T convex head; the photograph crops the left header block, so only the 10:30:47 clock and the two length readouts stay legible

Early pregnancy2 windows

The full app interface during a transvaginal scan at 8 weeks

The full app interface during a transvaginal scan at 8 weeks

The whole software interface is visible here: gain, depth, focus, harmonic, denoise, color, freeze, measure, annotate and biopsy guide down the sides of the image. The obstetric preset reports a gestational age of 8 weeks 3 days.

captured on a D2T endocavity head at harmonic 8.0 MHz, 120 mm depth, 2023-08-07 16:14
Femur length 15.39 mm at 14 weeks on the convex head

Femur length 15.39 mm at 14 weeks on the convex head

The on-screen header reads FL 15.39 mm and a gestational age of 14 weeks 0 days, measured transabdominally at 90 mm depth. Dating that has moved past the endocavity window continues on the same probe.

captured on a D2T convex head at harmonic 5.0 MHz, 90 mm depth, gain 105 dB, 2023-08-17
Transabdominal sweep on the convex head at 90 mm, 8 secondsUltrasound key frame

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Technique basics

How the exam comes together, probe to report

  1. Open with the convex head and a full bladder.Open with the convex head and a full bladder.

    The transabdominal pass sets the field: uterine position, any large mass, and free fluid. On the D2T this is the 3.2/5.0 MHz convex head at 90 mm.

    D: 90 mm, harmonic 5.0 MHz on the D2T header
  2. Switch to the endocavity head for the endometrium.Switch to the endocavity head for the endometrium.

    The 6/8 MHz array with a 149-degree sector resolves the endometrial stripe and the ovaries that the convex head only suggests. Depth drops to 60 mm for most gynecology work.

    Gynecology preset, 6.0 MHz, D: 60 mm
  3. Freeze once, then measure everything in that frame.Freeze once, then measure everything in that frame.

    The app holds several calipers on one frozen image, so a uterine length and an endometrial thickness come off the same plane. This capture carries four lengths at once: 24.84 mm, 57.06 mm, 41.55 mm and 15.90 mm.

    Cine loop up to 1,000 frames, so a better plane can be recovered
  4. Add color where the question is flow, then export.Add color where the question is flow, then export.

    Color Doppler and power Doppler sit on the same toolbar as freeze and measure, and pulsed-wave Doppler puts a velocity on a vessel. Frames leave as DICOM, JPEG, PNG or MP4.

    COLOR, Meas, Annote and Save are on screen in this capture

What the research says

The evidence, three studies checked

  • Ten B-mode and color Doppler features classified most adnexal masses correctly.

    In 1,938 women with an adnexal mass, simple ultrasound rules gave a conclusive result in 1,501 masses, with 92% sensitivity and 96% specificity against histology.

    Timmerman et al., BMJ 2010
  • Transvaginal ultrasound matched MRI for rectosigmoid deep endometriosis.

    Across six studies of 424 women, transvaginal ultrasound detected rectosigmoid deep infiltrating endometriosis with a pooled sensitivity of 0.85 and a specificity of 0.96.

    Guerriero et al., Ultrasound Obstet Gynecol 2018
  • The authors advise a 3 mm endometrial cutoff to exclude cancer in postmenopausal bleeding.

    In pooled individual data on 2,896 women with postmenopausal bleeding, 259 of whom had carcinoma, endometrial thickness produced ROC curves with areas of 0.82 to 0.84.

    Timmermans et al., Obstet Gynecol 2010

Pick your model

Pick the model that fits your day

MOST CHOSENSuresult D2TA gynecology clinic that scans both windowsD2T

Two heads sit on one 305 g body: a 3.2/5.0 MHz convex array and a 6/8 MHz endocavity array, both on 192 elements. Every frame in the atlas on this page came off this model.

Two heads, one body

$2,372 D2T · Convex-Transvaginal WirelessBuy nowView D2T →
Suresult T8Fertility work through the vaginal windowT8

The T8 is the endocavity array alone: 6/8 MHz, a 149-degree sector, and 30, 60, 90 and 120 mm depth settings. A 4,200 mAh 3-hour battery runs follicle tracking all morning on one charge.

3-hour battery, one probe

$1,953 T8 · Portable Handheld UltrasoundBuy nowView T8 →
Suresult C5SHPelvic scanning through the abdominal wallC5SH

A 192-element convex head on 64 channels reaches 90 to 300 mm at 150 g, with needle enhance for aspiration guidance. Nothing endocavity, and nothing spent on it.

64 channels, convex only

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Scanner comparison

Suresult models a gynecology buyer actually shortlists

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ModelPriceFrequencyDepthBest for
Suresult T8T8$1,953Endocavity 6/8 MHz, 149-degree sector30 / 60 / 90 / 120 mmThe transvaginal window on its own, with a 3-hour battery
Suresult D2TD2T$2,372Convex 3.2/5.0 MHz and endocavity 6/8 MHzConvex 90 / 160 / 220 / 305 mm, endocavity 30 / 60 / 90 / 120 mmTransabdominal and transvaginal scanning on one 192-element probe
Suresult C5SHC5SH$2,139Convex 3.2/5.0 MHz, 60-degree field90 to 300 mmTransabdominal pelvic depth at 150 g, 64 channels, needle enhance
Suresult C5SH-ProC5SH-Pro$4,185Convex 3.2/5.0 MHz, 60-degree field90 to 300 mm256 elements on the convex head for a bulky uterus or a large mass
Suresult C5BC5B$1,581Convex 3.2/5.0 MHz90 / 160 / 220 / 305 mmB-mode and power Doppler pelvic overview on 80 elements
Suresult D3UltraD3Ultra$2,976Convex 3.2/5.0, linear 7.5/10 and phased 3.2/5.0 MHzConvex 90 to 300 mm, linear 20 to 100 mmPelvis alongside abdomen, vessels and lung on 64 channels
Suresult D3ProD3Pro$2,697Convex 3.2/5.0, linear 7.5/10 and phased 3.2/5.0 MHzConvex 90 to 305 mm, linear 20 to 80 mmThree formats with a 4,200 mAh battery rated at 3 hours

Against the known brands

Suresult vs Clarius EC7 HD3, Butterfly iQ3 and GE Vscan Air CL for gynecology

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SuresultClarius EC7 HD3Butterfly iQ3GE Vscan Air CL
Transvaginal imagingEndocavity 6/8 MHz on the T8 and the D2T, 149-degree sector, 30 / 60 / 90 / 120 mmEndocavity 3 to 10 MHz, 15 cm maximum depthNo endocavity probe in the published specificationsNo endocavity probe in the published specifications
Transabdominal pelvis includedConvex 3.2/5.0 MHz on the D2T, 90 to 305 mm, same body as the endocavity headRequires the C3 HD3 as a second scanner, published at $3,795, convex 2 to 6 MHz to 40 cmSemiconductor chip array, 1 to 12 MHz, abdomen preset to 30 cmCurved array 2 to 5 MHz to 24 cm and linear 3 to 12 MHz to 8 cm
Device pricePublished on each model page: T8 $1,953, D2T $2,372$5,395 published$3,899 publishedStarting at $4,999 published
Software and subscriptionColor Doppler, pulsed-wave Doppler, M-mode, calipers and DICOM export included, no subscriptionClarius Essentials at $695 per year, or a $2,500 one-time license$299 per year Core or $420 per year Advanced, or $1,500 for five years of AdvancedDigital Tools for Vscan Air is sold as a separate software package from the scanner
Continuous scan time3 hours on the T8 and the D2T, 4,200 mAhAbout 60 minutesUp to 2 hours50 minutes at 80% B-mode and 20% color
Weight200 g on the T8, 305 g on the D2T326 g300 g205 g
Regulatory registrationsFDA 510(k) · ISO 13485 · EU MDR (CE) · TGA · ANVISA · Health CanadaFDA 510(k)FDA 510(k)FDA 510(k)
Where Suresult wins
  • Suresult puts the endocavity array and the transabdominal convex array in one D2T body, so a gynecology clinic buys one scanner instead of two.
  • The endocavity head opens a 149-degree sector and reaches 120 mm, which covers a bulky uterus from the vaginal window.
  • Color Doppler, pulsed-wave Doppler, M-mode, calipers and DICOM export are included on the T8 and the D2T, with no membership required to scan.
  • The T8 and the D2T each hold a 4,200 mAh battery rated at 3 hours of continuous scanning.
  • The software runs on iOS, Android and Windows, so an existing clinic tablet or laptop is the display.
  • Frames and cine loops export as DICOM, JPEG, PNG or MP4, with a cine buffer of up to 1,000 frames.
  • A biopsy needle guide for endocavity probes is published as a separate accessory at $464.
  • Eight of the pelvic and early-pregnancy frames on this page came from one buyer's own D2T, unedited, with the on-screen header visible on all but one cropped photograph.
The five-year math

Clarius Essentials at $695 a year reaches $3,475 by year five, on top of the $5,395 EC7 HD3. A one-time Essentials license is published at $2,500. A Clarius buyer who also wants the transabdominal window adds the C3 HD3 at $3,795, because the EC7 HD3 is endocavity only.

D2T, paid once$2,372Clarius EC7 HD3: scanner + membership$695$695$695$695$695= $3,475 in fees alone by year five

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What to check before buying

What is the best handheld ultrasound for gynecology?

For most gynecology practices the Suresult D2T is the strongest fit. It carries a 6/8 MHz endocavity head and a 3.2/5.0 MHz convex head in one body. A practice that only scans transvaginally can take the T8 instead.

Do handheld ultrasound scanners come with a transvaginal probe?

Most do not. Suresult publishes three models with an endocavity array: the T8, the D2T and the D2LT. Butterfly and GE do not list an endocavity probe in their published specifications.

How much does a gynecology ultrasound machine cost?

A Suresult transvaginal handheld is published at $1,953 for the T8 and $2,372 for the D2T. The Clarius EC7 HD3 is published at $5,395, before Clarius Essentials at $695 a year.

How deep does a handheld transvaginal probe reach?

The endocavity head on the T8 and the D2T offers 30, 60, 90 and 120 mm depth settings. Gynecology scanning usually sits at 60 mm, and 120 mm is there for an enlarged uterus.

Can a handheld ultrasound measure endometrial thickness?

The Suresult T8 and D2T measure endometrial thickness with on-screen calipers on a 6/8 MHz endocavity array, holding several length measurements on one frozen frame. A capture in the atlas above shows four lengths read from a single frozen image.

Which Suresult model scans both transabdominally and transvaginally?

The Suresult D2T scans both transabdominally and transvaginally. It is a dual-head probe with a 192-element convex array at 3.2/5.0 MHz reaching 90, 160, 220 and 305 mm. The endocavity array runs 6/8 MHz at 30, 60, 90 and 120 mm.

Does the transvaginal model have color Doppler?

Yes. The T8 and the D2T both run B-mode, color Doppler, power Doppler, pulsed-wave Doppler and M-mode. No membership or license is needed to turn Doppler on.

How large is the transvaginal probe body?

Suresult publishes the T8 at 336 x 35 x 28 mm and 200 g, and the D2T at 350 x 65 x 20 mm and 305 g. Those are whole-device figures, not the insertion tip alone.

Can a handheld ultrasound assess an adnexal mass?

The features used to classify adnexal masses are B-mode shape, size and solidity plus color Doppler, all of which the T8 and the D2T provide. A validation study of 1,938 women reported 92% sensitivity and 96% specificity for those rules.

Does a gynecology handheld need a software subscription?

Suresult handheld scanners require no software subscription, and color Doppler, pulsed-wave Doppler, M-mode, calipers and DICOM export are included with the device. Clarius Essentials is published at $695 a year or $2,500 one-time, and Butterfly publishes $299 a year, $420 a year, or $1,500 for five years.

Can these scanners date an early pregnancy?

Yes. The obstetric preset reports gestational age and estimated due date from the measurement on screen. Captures on this page show 8 weeks 3 days transvaginally and 14 weeks 0 days transabdominally.

What tablet or phone runs the software?

Suresult software runs on iOS, Android and Windows, and the probe connects over its own dual-band Wi-Fi. An existing clinic tablet or laptop can be the display.

Can a needle guide be fitted to the endocavity probe?

Yes. Suresult publishes a biopsy needle guide for endocavity probes at $464 as a separate accessory. In-plane and out-of-plane puncture guides are drawn in the software.

Does a handheld replace a cart ultrasound in a gynecology clinic?

A handheld covers the focused pelvic exam: uterine and endometrial measurement, adnexal survey, IUD checks and early dating. Full anomaly scanning, three-dimensional imaging and saline infusion protocols stay on a cart system.

How does the scan get into the patient record?

Frames and cine loops export from the app as DICOM, JPEG, PNG or MP4. The cine buffer holds up to 1,000 frames, so a better plane can be pulled after the probe is out.

Transabdominal (Convex) Array Probe: 3–5 MHz
Best for uterine position, fibroids, and large adnexal mass visualization.
Transvaginal Micro Convex Probe: 6–8 MHz
Best for endometrial stripe, early pregnancy, and follicular tracking.
Color and Spectral Doppler with High Sensitivity
To assess uterine blood flow or rule out adnexal torsion.
Calibrated OB/GYN Measurement Tools
Like endometrial thickness, follicle sizing, and gestational sac dating.
Easy DICOM Export and Wi-Fi Sync
To send, review, or archive gynecologic images instantly.

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    FAQ

    Are Suresult Ultrasound devices suitable for fertility clinics?

    Absolutely. Both transabdominal (convex) and endocavity (transvaginal) probes of Suresult are capable of follicular monitoring, uterine lining measurement, and early pregnancy tracking, making it ideal for IVF cycles and IUI procedures.

    Can handheld ultrasounds replace conventional ultrasound units in gynecology clinics?

    With 192+ element probes, Doppler modes, and high-resolution imaging, Suresult devices can handle most routine gynecology and fertility scans. However, full systems are still preferred for advanced needs like 3D/4D imaging, elastography, or high-volume scanning.

    What gynecology-specific features are included in Suresult?

    Along with the adjustable depth and gain, Suresult comes preloaded with one-touch tools for key measurements such as follicle diameter, endometrial thickness, gestational sac, crown-rump length, and fetal heart rate.

    How much training does a gynecologist need to operate it?

    The interface of Suresult's ultrasound app mimics conventional ultrasound systems with clearly labeled menus. Most gynecologists and residents can begin scanning confidently with basic ultrasound knowledge, and the learning curve is particularly manageable for those familiar with standard OB-GYN protocols.

    How does image archiving and sharing work with Suresult?

    All scans—images or video clips—are saved directly to your connected iOS or Android device via secure built-in Wi-Fi. Files are EMR-ready and easily exportable to PACS, DICOM networks, or cloud platforms, enabling seamless integration into your clinical workflow.

    Are there any subscription fees?

    None at all. Suresult includes lifetime access to all imaging modes, gynecology presets, software updates, and storage features with your device purchase.