Emergency medicine
Focused imaging that can remain close to the bedside, treatment area, or mobile response workflow.
Clinical applications
Start with the clinical question.
Select a probe by the anatomy, depth, and field of view you need most often. Our focused range spans broad point-of-care coverage through ultra-high-frequency near-field detail.
Application navigator
Match the array to the work.
These pathways help narrow the catalog. They are selection guidance, not a substitute for the locally approved indications for use, training, or clinical protocols.
Multi-array · broad coverage
Point-of-care and multi-specialty
Combine convex, linear, and phased-array capability when one practice needs to move between deep, superficial, vascular, and focused cardiac views.
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Convex · deep imaging
Abdominal and OB/GYN
A curved field of view and lower-frequency profile support compatible abdominal, pelvic, obstetric, and deeper anatomical assessment.
Explore Arc X9 →
Phased · compact window
Focused cardiac
A phased-array view supports compatible focused cardiac and hemodynamic workflows through smaller acoustic windows.
Explore Triad X9 →
Linear · superficial to general
Vascular, access, and MSK
A broad linear footprint supports compatible vessel visualization, procedural guidance, musculoskeletal, lung, and superficial imaging.
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High frequency · fine detail
Small parts and superficial anatomy
Higher frequencies and a narrower footprint prioritize fine detail within compatible near-field and musculoskeletal applications.
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Ultra-high frequency · near field
Extremely shallow structures
The smallest footprint and highest-frequency option in the launch range is designed for compatible highly superficial work.
Explore Micro X9 →
Selection principle
Depth, detail, and footprint work together.
There is no single best probe for every examination. Selection balances how deep the target lies, how much near-field resolution is needed, and the acoustic window available.
- Lower-frequency convex and phased arrays prioritize penetration and broader or sector-shaped views.
- Linear arrays provide a rectangular view for vessels, procedures, MSK, lung, and other superficial targets.
- Higher frequency improves near-field detail while reducing the practical depth range.
Care settings
A compact platform for where care happens.
The same mobile form factor can support different workflows depending on the probe, approved software, training, and local clinical governance.
Critical care
A cable-free option for compatible repeat assessment and high-acuity point-of-care workflows.
Office and specialty practice
Targeted configurations for abdominal, vascular, MSK, superficial, and other compatible in-office applications.
Mobile and distributed care
Phone-and-tablet operation helps reduce the equipment footprint when teams move between care locations.
Representative images are shown for marketing context only and are not diagnostic claims. Image appearance and available applications vary with probe, preset, settings, operator, patient, mobile device, software version, training, and local regulatory approval.
Built around your practice
Choose the right configuration with confidence.
Tell us about your clinical setting, priority applications, country, and preferred mobile device. We’ll help you identify the most relevant probe configuration and confirm local availability.
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