ISO13485 Portable Medical Device Convex Probe Handheld Health Scanner

ISO Approved Handheld Ultrasound Scanner Portable Medical Device

DESCRIPTION

The Handheld Ultrasound Scanner H35C is a portable medical device that utilizes advanced technologies typically found in high-end and premium cart ultrasound machines to produce high-quality images compared to other ultra-portable systems in its class. The H35C features a user-friendly interface that is easy to use without sacrificing flexibility, allowing for easy access to standard applications through its two different probes, which include convex and linear options. The specific model of the H35C depends on the selected configuration.

Specialized application packages are available on the H35C, which includes automatic measurements and disease detection guidelines. These features are particularly important on devices with limited physical screen space and for users with various backgrounds. On selected H35C devices that support GPU, spatial composite imaging, and speckle reduction, the H series probe can support real-time low-latency image processing of up to 30 frames per second, providing further response time and image quality improvement.

The H35C also incorporates phase inversion tissue harmonic imaging technology, which provides clear imaging for difficult patients, enhancing the confidence of medical staff in the diagnosis and treatment of patients. Overall, the Handheld Ultrasound Scanner H35C provides excellent image quality for various medical applications, making it a valuable tool for medical professionals who require high-quality imaging in a portable and easy-to-use device.

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APPLICATIONS

Cardiac

CONTENT INCLUDED

Wireless Handheld Ultrasound Scanner – H35C Convex Probe

Internal Battery

Charging Cable

User Manual

Wireless Charger

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