GE Vscan Air CL Wireless Handheld Ultrasound

Description

GE Vscan Air CL Wireless Handheld Ultrasound

GE Vscan Air CL Wireless Handheld Ultrasound System’s pocket-sized portability and simplified user interface enable integration into training sessions and examinations in professional healthcare facilities (ex. hospital, clinic, medical office), home environment, road/air ambulance and in other environments described in the product user manual. Break free Take Vscan Air anywhere with wireless freedom and maximum portability. Its small, lightweight and wireless dual-probe provides you with a convenient, durable and flexible handheld ultrasound solution. Clear images. Informed decisions. Engineered with SignalMax technology, Vscan Air delivers sharp images to support early disease detection and help monitor treatment. By your side. We support your ultrasound journey from first scan to confident use. Make the most of your system from the easy-to-use probe and intuitive app to GE Healthcare’s renowned service and educational tools.

Features

Curved and linear probe options
B Mode
SignalMax
Color Flow
Up to 50 min scan time
Wireless charging
Waterproof
DICOM
Easy to use design
Vscan Air Protective Carrying Case & Wireless Charging Pad Included

Image quality

Vscan Air now also offers High-Definition Speckle Reduction Imaging (HD-SRI) to give a boost to the already outstanding image quality. HD-SRI delivers improved image quality with optimized contrast resolution and a smoother appearance to enhance the details while maintaining the image’s integrity.

One single device, many diagnostic possibilities

Take bladder scanning to the next level with real-time, pocket-sized ultrasound imaging. Vscan Air CL with bladder scanner surpasses traditional bladder scanners by providing comprehensive diagnostic capabilities in one device. Both nurses and physicians can effortlessly obtain critical information, including bladder size and volume, as well as perform full-body assessments. Imaging of the lungs and guidance for vascular access are possible with the linear probe, whereas the curved probe is indicated for pelvic and abdominal scans, including imaging in obstetrics.