Portable veterinary ultrasound for mixed, farm and small animal practice

This page sets out which Suresult handheld fits a mixed practice, a farm call and a small animal table. Every model page publishes its price, and the D3 carries the three formats at $2,232 with the software included.

Seven makers scored on one published method, with prices checked 13 October 2026. ·Trusted by 8,717 clinicians →

Quick answer

A portable veterinary ultrasound is a battery-powered imaging system used beside the animal, with a screen on a phone, tablet, laptop or portable console.

  • Choose the probe format for your cases: microconvex or convex for abdominal windows, linear for superficial structures, and phased for cardiac views.
  • Clarius sells Essentials at US$695 a year on top of the US$3,795 C7 Vet HD3; Suresult includes pulsed wave Doppler and DICOM export with no subscription.
  • The Suresult D3Pro combines convex, linear and phased formats with a 3-hour battery and included scanner software.
Suresult D3Ultra handheld ultrasound in its aluminum case beside a tablet showing a color Doppler scan

Compare seven makers

Which portable veterinary ultrasound fits your practice?

Each maker gets one ranked slot, represented by its highest-scoring model; sibling models sit inside that card with their own prices.

Small-animal purchase-fit scores weight small-animal examination coverage (30%), imaging modes and probe coverage (20%), portability (20%), workflow (15%) and ownership (15%). Scores and listed prices were checked on 13 October 2026. Equal scores are ordered by small-animal examination coverage.

01

Wireless microconvex handheld

Clarius C7 Vet HD3

81.5/100
Clarius C7 Vet HD3 portable veterinary ultrasound system
Clarius C7 Vet HD3 product image. Source: Clarius.

The C7 Vet HD3 pairs a microconvex probe with veterinary presets for small and medium animals.

  • 3–10 MHz microconvex imaging to 18 cm.
  • B, M, Color and Power modes; PW Doppler with Essentials.
  • 289 g; iOS and Android.
  • Optional Essentials: US$695/year, US$1,785/three years or US$2,500 one time.

US$3,795 scanner; optional Essentials US$695/year. Scanner plus annual Essentials: US$4,490 in year one.

Clarius US store · checked 2026-10-13

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Voice Controls for Veterinary Ultrasound · Clarius Mobile Health

02

Wireless three-format handheld

Suresult D3Pro

78.5/100
Suresult D3Pro handheld ultrasound probe
Suresult D3Pro product photograph.

The D3Pro combines three probe formats and a 3-hour battery for a mixed daily case list.

  • Convex depth to 305 mm; linear depth to 80 mm.
  • 192 elements, 32 channels, 257 g.
  • B, M, Color, Power and pulsed wave Doppler.
  • Software, DICOM export and pulsed wave Doppler included, with no subscription.

$2,697

Buy Suresult D3Pro

Human wrist vessels on the Suresult D3Pro · Suresult

Also in this family

Suresult D3Ultra handheld ultrasound probe

Suresult D3Ultra

64 channels and linear depth to 100 mm; the D3Pro has a 3-hour battery and linear depth to 80 mm.

$2,976

Buy Suresult D3Ultra
Suresult C5SH product photograph

Suresult C5SH

A 150 g convex-only probe with 64 channels and imaging depth to 300 mm.

$2,139

Buy Suresult C5SH
Suresult L14 product photograph

Suresult L14

A 10/14 MHz linear probe for superficial detail, with imaging depth from 20 to 80 mm.

$2,139

Buy Suresult L14
Compare all nine Suresult models by probe and depth

Scanner comparison

Choose within the Suresult family: nine probe options

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ModelPriceFrequencyDepthBest for
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 mmField days on a 4,200 mAh battery rated at 3 hours
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 mmMixed practice on 192 elements and 64 channels, 263 g
Suresult D3LD3L$2,418Convex 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 on 128 elements, 70-degree convex field, 237 g
Suresult D3D3$2,232Convex 3.2/5.0, linear 7.5/10 and phased 3.2/5.0 MHzConvex 90 to 305 mm, linear 20 to 100 mmEntry three-format model at 150 g, cable or wifi connection
Suresult C5SH-ProC5SH-Pro$4,185Convex 3.2/5.0 MHz, 60-degree field90 to 300 mm256 elements on the convex head for abdominal scanning to 300 mm
Suresult C5SHC5SH$2,139Convex 3.2/5.0 MHz, 60-degree field90 to 300 mmConvex only on 64 channels with needle enhance, 150 g
Suresult L14L14$2,139Linear 10/14 MHz, 25 mm footprint20 to 80 mmTendon and superficial detail on 192 elements and 64 channels
Suresult D2LMD2LM$2,418Linear 10/12 MHz and micro-convex 5/7 MHzLinear 20 to 80 mm, micro-convex 60 to 160 mmSmall patients that need a small footprint and a linear head
Suresult LC1LC1$2,325Bi-plane convex and linear head at 6.5/8 MHz40 to 100 mmTransrectal work: bi-plane 6.5/8 MHz convex and linear head, 336 mm overall
03

Portable touchscreen console

DRAMINSKI BLUE

73.0/100
DRAMINSKI BLUE portable veterinary ultrasound system
DRAMINSKI BLUE product image. Source: DRAMINSKI.

BLUE puts a 12-inch touchscreen and interchangeable probes in a battery-powered veterinary system.

  • B, M, Color, Power and pulsed wave Doppler.
  • Manufacturer lists dog and cat abdomen, cardiac examinations and FAST.
  • Battery runtime: 2.5 hours.
  • 4.4 kg with probe and battery.

£7,220 excluding VAT for the BLUE console; a listed convex or abdominal linear probe adds £2,430.93.

Burtons, United Kingdom · checked 2026-10-13

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DRAMIŃSKI BLUE. The state-of-the-art portable ultrasound scanner for pets (en) · Draminski TV

04

Wired single-probe handheld

Butterfly iQ3 Vet

73.0/100
Butterfly iQ3 Vet portable veterinary ultrasound system
Butterfly iQ3 Vet product image. Source: Butterfly Network.

The iQ3 Vet uses one wired probe with veterinary presets and a phone or tablet screen.

  • 1–12 MHz; 17 veterinary presets.
  • Small-animal abdomen and cardiac presets, with a bladder preset.
  • B, M, Color, Power and pulsed wave Doppler.
  • 300 g; battery runtime up to 2 hours.

AU$6,460 scanner + AU$2,391 one-time Vet membership; AU$8,851 plus GST.

Big Green, Australia · checked 2026-10-13

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Butterfly iQ3 Walk Through · Digitalxraymaniac

05

Portable laptop console

Mindray Z60 Vet

64.0/100
Mindray Z60 Vet portable veterinary ultrasound system
Mindray Z60 Vet product image. Source: Mindray.

The Z60 Vet combines a 15-inch display with veterinary measurement packages and interchangeable probes.

  • Canine, feline, equine, bovine and ovine packages.
  • B, M, Color, Power, PW and CW Doppler.
  • DICOM and network image transfer.
  • Battery runtime: 1.5 hours.

MXN199,000 including IVA for Z60 Vet Basic1 with one microconvex or linear probe.

Sinapsis Medical, Mexico · checked 2026-10-13

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Mindray Z60 Vet Ultrasound Machine | National Veterinary · National Ultrasound Powered By Probo Medical

06

Wireless curved-linear handheld

GE Vscan Air CL VET

58.0/100
GE Vscan Air CL VET curved-linear handheld probe shown on the Antech product page
GE Vscan Air CL VET. Source: Antech Diagnostics, GE HealthCare distributor.

The Vscan Air CL VET pairs a wireless dual probe with a veterinary app for clinic and mobile work.

  • Curved and linear imaging in a 205 g probe.
  • B, M, Color and pulsed wave Doppler.
  • DICOM, JPG and MPG export.
  • GE describes veterinary use with dogs, cats and horses.
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Veterinary Vscan Air | GE HealthCare · GE HealthCare

07

Portable laptop console

Esaote MyLab Omega eXP VET

54.0/100
Esaote MyLab Omega eXP VET portable veterinary ultrasound system
Esaote MyLab Omega eXP VET product image. Source: Esaote.

The MyLab Omega eXP VET supports veterinary abdominal and cardiac work with a choice of probe formats.

  • Microconvex, convex, linear and phased probe options.
  • Color Doppler and tissue Doppler imaging.
  • Two probe connectors, expandable to four.
  • Battery runtime up to 2 hours.
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Esaote MyLab Omega eXP Vet · Mercadeo Internacional VET

Where Suresult wins
  • One D3Pro body switches between convex, linear and phased formats, so a mixed list runs on a single probe.
  • Convex depth reaches 305 mm on the D3Pro, the D3L and the D3.
  • Color Doppler, M-mode, pulsed wave Doppler, on-screen puncture guides and DICOM export are included with the scanner.
  • Suresult charges no software subscription, so year two costs nothing to keep scanning.
  • The D3Pro and the D3L run 3 hours of continuous scanning on a 4,200 mAh battery.
  • The app runs on iOS, Android and Windows, so an existing tablet or laptop is enough.
  • Cine loops hold up to 1,000 frames and leave the app as JPEG, PNG, MP4 or DICOM.
  • The checkout price is the landed price, with duties and shipping covered and delivery in 1 to 7 days where available.
The five-year math

Clarius lists the C7 Vet HD3 at $3,795 and Clarius Essentials at $695 a year, which reaches $3,475 in fees by year five. Clarius also publishes a one-time Essentials option at $2,500. Suresult scanners carry no software fee in any year.

D3Pro, paid once$2,697Clarius C7 Vet HD3: scanner + membership$695$695$695$695$695= $3,475 in fees alone by year five

At a glance

Seven makers, one comparison

Prices checked 13 October 2026.
Maker / modelScoreFormatConfiguration and priceKey specification
Clarius C7 Vet HD381.5Wireless microconvex handheldUS$3,795 scanner; optional Essentials US$695/year. Scanner plus annual Essentials: US$4,490 in year one.3–10 MHz; 18 cm depth
Suresult D3Pro
Suresult D3Ultra: $2,976
Suresult C5SH: $2,139
Suresult L14: $2,139
78.5Wireless three-format handheld$2,6973-hour battery; convex to 305 mm
DRAMINSKI BLUE73.0Portable touchscreen console£7,220 excluding VAT for the BLUE console; a listed convex or abdominal linear probe adds £2,430.93.12-inch screen; 2.5-hour battery
Butterfly iQ3 Vet73.0Wired single-probe handheldAU$6,460 scanner + AU$2,391 one-time Vet membership; AU$8,851 plus GST.17 veterinary presets; 300 g
Mindray Z60 Vet64.0Portable laptop consoleMXN199,000 including IVA for Z60 Vet Basic1 with one microconvex or linear probe.15-inch display; PW and CW Doppler
GE Vscan Air CL VET58.0Wireless curved-linear handheldCurved-linear probe and veterinary appCurved + linear; 205 g
Esaote MyLab Omega eXP VET54.0Portable laptop consoleMyLab Omega eXP VET console and selected veterinary probesTwo probe connectors; Color and TDI
Delivery and landed cost
Delivery termsSuresultClarius C7 Vet HD3Butterfly iQ3 VetGE Vscan Air CL VET
Delivery and landed costDuties and shipping included in the checkout price, delivered in 1 to 7 days where availableUS list price, with duties and shipping added outside the USUS list price, with duties and shipping added outside the USUS list price, with duties and shipping added outside the US

The capture atlas

Veterinary scan examples, Suresult imaging modes and probe hardware

Select any image to enlarge; each caption names the anatomy and imaging system.

Veterinary clinical examples3 images

Canine kidney in color Doppler on Mindray Z60 Vet, from Mindray Animal Medical

Canine kidney, color Doppler, Mindray Z60 Vet

The canine kidney appears within a color Doppler window on the Z60 Vet.

Source: Mindray Animal Medical.

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Canine intestine ultrasound on Mindray Z60 Vet, from Mindray Animal Medical

Canine intestine, Mindray Z60 Vet

The Z60 Vet image shows a canine intestinal cross-section.

Source: Mindray Animal Medical.

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Canine pulmonary valve regurgitation in color Doppler on Esaote MyLab Omega eXP VET, from Esaote

Canine pulmonary valve regurgitation, Esaote MyLab Omega eXP VET

Esaote labels this canine cardiac image as pulmonary valve regurgitation.

Source: Esaote.

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Suresult human imaging examples3 images

Human subcostal liver at 3.2 MHz on the D3Ultra

Human subcostal liver at 3.2 MHz on the D3Ultra

The on-screen header reads 160 mm of depth at 3.2 MHz. This human liver scan shows the convex imaging field and displayed depth setting.

captured on a D3Ultra by a buyer in Germany, 160 mm depth, 3.2 MHz, gain 84 dB, 2025-10-19, human abdomen
Human cardiac color Doppler in the sector window on the D3

Human cardiac color Doppler in the sector window on the D3

This human cardiac scan shows color Doppler in a sector window at a pulse repetition frequency of 5.0 kHz and wall filter 7.

captured on a D3 phased head, 120 mm depth, color gain 64, PRF 5.0 kHz, wall filter 7, 2020-02-19, human thorax
Human superficial soft tissue at 10 MHz on the linear head

Human superficial soft tissue at 10 MHz on the linear head

Muscle and tendon layers are visible at 40 mm of depth with harmonic imaging on. This human limb scan shows the linear imaging field.

captured on a D3Ultra linear head, 40 mm depth, harmonic 10.0 MHz, gain 74 dB, human soft tissue

The hardware2 photos

The dual-head body of the D3Ultra

The dual-head body of the D3Ultra

The 263 g D3Ultra places the convex and phased footprint opposite the flat linear footprint. The face carries the power key and charge indicator.

Suresult product photography of the D3Ultra probe body in a gloved hand
What arrives in the case

What arrives in the case

The D3Ultra ships in an aluminum case with a wireless charging pad, chargers, a cable and the manual.

Suresult product photography of the D3Ultra kit
Human abdominal sweep on the D3UltraUltrasound key frame

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Technique basics

How the exam comes together, probe to report

  1. Suresult D3Ultra probe showing the convex and phased footprintPick the format before the animal is on the table.

    The convex format at 3.2/5.0 MHz provides abdominal imaging. Linear heads at 7.5/10 MHz or 10/14 MHz cover superficial structures, and the phased format provides cardiac views.

    Convex 3.2/5.0 MHz · linear to 14 MHz
  2. Suresult D3Ultra held in one gloved handFix the contact before touching the gain.

    Prepare close contact between the probe and skin. Clipping the scan area and applying ultrasound gel improves acoustic coupling. For selected examinations, wetting the coat and applying gel also provides a usable acoustic window.

    Contact first, gain second
  3. Human subcostal liver at 3.2 MHz on the Suresult D3Ultra, depth 160 mmSet depth to the organ, then correct gain.

    Convex depth on the D3Ultra steps from 90 to 300 mm, and the header prints the value in use. Eight-segment time gain compensation then evens out the far field.

    Human liver scan · D: 160 mm on the D3Ultra header
  4. Suresult D3Ultra kit in its aluminum case beside a tabletSave the loop, then export it.

    The cine buffer holds 100 to 1,000 frames, so the sweep survives the visit. Files leave the app as JPEG, PNG, MP4 or DICOM.

    Up to 1,000 frames per loop

What the research says

The evidence, three studies checked

  • Day-28 transrectal ultrasound reached 92% accuracy in 100 dairy cows.

    In 100 Holstein-Friesian cows scanned 28 days after insemination, transrectal ultrasonography reached 92.7% sensitivity, 91.5% specificity and 92% overall accuracy. The gold standard combined those day-28 scans with two blood assays, falling back to a day-42 scan.

    Karen et al., Anim Reprod Sci 2015
  • Thoracic ultrasound detected active bronchopneumonia in hospitalized dairy calves.

    Among 50 hospitalized dairy calves, thoracic ultrasonography showed 0.84 sensitivity and 0.74 specificity for active bronchopneumonia, and no significant difference from thoracic radiography.

    Berman et al., J Vet Intern Med 2021
  • Clinicians with minimal ultrasound experience ran the dog FAST scan.

    In 100 dogs examined within 24 hours of a motor vehicle accident, a four-site FAST scan detected free abdominal fluid in 45 of them.

    Boysen et al., J Am Vet Med Assoc 2004
Find the probe that fits your cases

Match probe format, imaging depth and battery life to your daily case list.

Top Portable Ultrasounds for Veterinary Practice

Convex depth to 305 mm, linear detail for superficial work, IP67 waterproofing, and Wi-Fi straight to a phone or tablet.
d3ultra convex linear phased multipurpose handheld ultrasound
D3Ultra

D3Ultra Convex Linear Phased Multipurpose Handheld Ultrasound

Frequency: Convex / Phased Probe 3.2/5.0MHz Linear probe 7.5/10MHz

Scanning Depth: Linear: 20-100mm, Convex & Phased: 90-300mm

Veterinary

With convex (90-300 mm) for abdominal, phased array for cardiac, and linear (up to 100 mm) for superficial imaging, the D3Ultra adapts to animals big and small. Portable and rugged, it’s a vet’s dream for in-clinic or field use.
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d3pro 192 elements linear convex phased 3 in 1 color doppler wireless ultrasound scanners
D3Pro

Suresult D3Pro Wireless Handheld Ultrasound – 3-in-1 Convex, Linear & Phased, 192 Elements

Frequency: Convex / Phased Probe 3.2/5.0MHz, Linear probe 7.5/10MHz

Scanning Depth: Convex / Phased Probe: 90-305mm, Linear Probe: 20-80mm

Veterinary

Convex/phased (90-305 mm) for abdominal and cardiac work and linear (up to 80 mm) for superficial imaging, with IP67 waterproofing and 3 hours of continuous scanning for clinic and field visits.
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d3l ultrasound diagnostic probe 128 elements, convex linear phased 3 modes
D3L

Suresult D3L 3-in-1 Wireless Ultrasound Probe – Convex, Linear & Phased, Wireless Charging

Frequency: Convex / Phased Probe 3.2/5.0MHz Linear probe 7.5/10MHz

Scanning Depth: Convex / Phased Probe: 90-305mm, Linear Probe: 20-80mm

Veterinary

Convex/phased (90-305 mm, 70°/80°) for abdominal and cardiac work and linear (up to 80 mm) for superficial imaging, in a wireless, IP67-rated 237 g body with 3 hours of continuous scanning.
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What to Consider Before Buying a Handheld Ultrasound for Veterinary Use

Choose by the animals you scan most: imaging depth for large patients, probe format for the exam, and battery life for the working day.

Before you buy

What to check before buying

Which Suresult handheld suits a mixed veterinary practice?

The Suresult D3Pro combines convex, linear and phased formats in a 257 g body. Convex depth reaches 305 mm, with 3 hours of continuous scanning. The D3Ultra offers the same three formats with 64 channels and a 263 g body.

How deep does a handheld convex probe reach on a large animal?

The convex head on the Suresult D3Ultra reaches 300 mm, and the D3Pro, D3L and D3 reach 305 mm.

Which Suresult models have a probe for transrectal work?

The Suresult LC1 carries a bi-plane 6.5/8 MHz convex and linear head, measures 336 mm overall and images from 40 to 100 mm. The D2LR pairs a 6/8 MHz convex rectal head with a separate 7.5/10 MHz linear head. Both work for pregnancy checks in cattle, horses and sheep.

What does published research show about ultrasound pregnancy checks in cattle?

In 100 dairy cows examined 28 days after insemination, transrectal ultrasonography reached 92.7% sensitivity and 91.5% specificity. Karen and colleagues reported these results in Anim Reprod Sci 2015.

What does thoracic ultrasound show in dairy calves?

Berman and colleagues studied thoracic ultrasound for active infectious bronchopneumonia in 50 hospitalized dairy calves. It showed 0.84 sensitivity and 0.74 specificity, with no significant difference from thoracic radiography, in J Vet Intern Med 2021.

What does a FAST scan look for in a dog?

A FAST scan looks for free abdominal fluid at four sites, taken in two planes each. Boysen and colleagues detected free fluid in 45 of 100 dogs seen within 24 hours of a motor vehicle accident, in J Am Vet Med Assoc 2004.

Does an animal's coat need clipping before ultrasound?

Clipping and ultrasound gel improve contact between the probe and skin. Air trapped in the coat disrupts acoustic coupling. Selected examinations also use a wetted coat with gel to obtain an acoustic window.

Does Suresult software cost extra each year?

Color Doppler, M-mode, pulsed wave Doppler, on-screen measurements, the on-screen puncture guides and DICOM export ship with the scanner, and there is no subscription.

Which Suresult models have the longest battery life?

The D3Pro and the D3L have a 4,200 mAh battery rated for 3 hours of continuous scanning; the D3Ultra holds 2,800 mAh rated at 2 hours.

Does the scanner work with an iPad or an Android tablet?

Yes. Suresult scanners run on iOS, Android and Windows over a dual-band 2.4G and 5G wifi link, so an existing tablet or laptop can be the screen.

Can images leave the app for a client record?

Yes. Files export as JPEG, PNG, MP4 or DICOM, and the cine buffer holds 100 to 1,000 frames per loop.

How much does a portable veterinary ultrasound cost?

The Suresult D3 costs $2,232 and the D3Pro costs $2,697, with software included and no subscription. Clarius lists the C7 Vet HD3 at US$3,795 plus optional Essentials at US$695 a year; Burtons lists the DRAMINSKI BLUE console at £7,220 excluding VAT; Big Green in Australia lists the Butterfly iQ3 Vet at AU$6,460 plus a one-time AU$2,391 Vet membership, plus GST. Prices checked 13 October 2026.

Which model suits a small animal clinic doing superficial work?

The L14 carries a 10/14 MHz linear head at 20 to 80 mm on 192 elements. The D2LM pairs a 10/12 MHz linear head with a 5/7 MHz micro-convex head for a smaller footprint.

Does the price at checkout include duties and shipping?

Yes. Suresult covers shipping, duties and taxes in the checkout price, with delivery in 1 to 7 days where the express service reaches.

Free Software,
Unlimited Scans

Suresult's handheld ultrasounds come with powerful software that gives you unlimited features at no extra cost. Enjoy free DICOM and pulsed wave doppler, plus a user-friendly interface on iOS, Android, and Windows—so you can focus on delivering top-quality care without any software fees.

Suresult Free Ultrasound App For Apple Android Windows

Full Platform Compatible, Lifetime Free Upgrades

Capture Every Detail, Guide with Precision, and Share with Ease

Improve your ultrasound workflow with the Suresult all-in-one scanner: precision, simplicity and efficiency in every scan.

17+ Specialized Presets

Convex / Phased Probe

AbdomenGynecologyObstetricCardiacUrologyKidneyLung

Linear Probe

ThyroidSkinSmall PartsPediatricsVascularCarotidBreastMSKNerveVessel Flow

5 Scan Modes

27 Automated Measurements for Precise Diagnostics

Simplify your work with a complete set of tools for fast, real-time assessments.

B-Mode

  • Length, area/circumference, angle, trace, distance
  • Depth and angle readouts for needle and injection guidance
  • Obstetric biometrics (gestational age, EFW) when your caseload needs them

B+M Mode

  • Heart rate, time, distance
  • Left Ventricular Internal Diameter (LVIDd, LVIDs)
  • Ejection Fraction (EF), Stroke Volume (SV)

B+PW Mode

  • Velocity, heart rate, S/D ratio, depth
  • Automatic vessel flow measurement
  • Peak Systolic Velocity (PS), End-Diastolic Velocity (ED)
  • Time-Averaged Maximum Velocity (TAMAX), Time-Averaged Mean Velocity (TAMEAN)
  • Pulsatility Index (PI), Resistive Index (RI)
  • Vessel Diameter (DIAM), Flow (FL)

Cine Loop

Record up to 1000 frames (≈165 seconds) of continuous motion to capture every subtle detail.

Puncture Assist Function

syringe

Enjoy precise in-plane and out-of-plane guides to boost your confidence during interventions.

Flexible File Exports

Save and share your scans effortlessly in JPEG, MP4, PNG, or DICOM formats, seamlessly integrating with your workflow.

Suresult specialist guiding an ultrasound-led procedure

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