Stork Healthcare Portable Ultrasound Machine

Stork Healthcare has types of probes used in ultrasound to cover whole-body examinations and to meet different clinical requirements. Stork Healthcare ultrasound probe types: Standard Linear wireless ultrasound probe, Convex portable ultrasound probe, Phased Array probes. There are three series of different ultrasound probes: H31C/L, S31C/L, Lite31C/L/P.

Medical ultrasonic diagnosis and treatment technology is widely used with easy operation, low cost, no ionization, non-invasive or low trauma. The core component of ultrasonic equipment is an ultrasonic probe. Through the filling of an intermediate medium ultrasonic coupling agent, the ultrasonic probe and human body form a complete sealed acoustic wave penetration system, so as to complete disease diagnosis.

To know how to choose a portable ultrasound machine, you should learn some knowledge of ultrasound technology. Ultrasound is an advanced medical technology with good directionality. It is a common diagnostic method for doctors. Ultrasound is divided into A-type (oscillographic) method, B-type (imaging) method, M-type (echocardiography) method, fan type (two-dimensional echocardiography) method, Doppler ultrasound method, etc. In fact, the B-type method is divided into line scan (linear ultrasound probe), fan scan (fanning ultrasound probe) and arc scan (curved ultrasound probe), that is, the fan method should also be included in the B-type method. Buy quality portable ultrasound machines, please contact Stork first. As a professional pocket ultrasound probe manufacturer, we aim to make handheld ultrasound affordable for everyone.

Stork Healthcare Handheld Wireless Ultrasound Probe Advantages

Wireless Connectivity

Stork Healthcare handheld wireless ultrasound probe can easily connect with tablets or phones by scanning the QR code. The cable-free design makes customers convenient to use.

Strong Power

With the built-in 6000 mAh Lithium battery, the continuous working hour of ultrasound machine probes can last 3 hours. Moreover, the wireless charger makes charging more easier.

More Imaging Modes

As a mature ultrasound probe manufacturer, Stork has developed four imaging modes B/C/M/PW to extend the application scenarios of the ultrasound transducer probe.

Better Performance

Stork wireless ultrasound transducer has 32 channels and 128 elements, therefore the imaging quality can exceed some competitive brands of handheld ultrasound, even some portable ultrasound scanners.

Automatic Recognition Scan Easier

At present, Stork has developed its own artificial intelligence guidance of somebody parts such as carotid artery and IMT. This guidance of the wireless ultrasound transducer will help novices to scan easier.

FAQs Of Stork Healthcare Ultrasound Probe

QWhat Is a Phased Array Ultrasound Transducer?

A phased array ultrasound transducer is typically 2-3 cm long, consisting of 64-128 elements. Phased arrays mean the array arranged in a specific sequence in order to direct the sound wave in a specific direction. A phased array ultrasound probe typically has a smaller footprint than a linear or curved array probe, but can still image a large area.

How to Choose the Right Ultrasonic Probes Types?

When purchasing wireless ultrasound probe, make sure to check the central frequency of the device as different frequencies allow different measurements. Normally, portable USG probes with lower frequencies will provide better penetration, while wireless ultrasound probes with higher frequencies will have a greater sensitivity.

Make sure the ultrasonic probe type you are purchasing is the right one for the examinations you do.

Purchase with professional handheld ultrasound probe companies so you can have better pre- and after-sale services.

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