Research Toolkits
We offer various research tools that can be purchased individually with any scanner model. Research tools provide a unique way to work with the raw data that the scanner collects internally, as well the ability to develop custom software that can be used for real-time analysis. Our goal is to help make imaging research simple…
Read MoreClarius White Paper Series – Automated Parameters
In this next White Paper, Simplifying Ultrasound with Automated Parameters, we focus on how we’ve implemented a complex system of algorithms and software architecture to help make using ultrasound simpler. The paper covers 3 main topics on how each Clarius scanner: Fine-tunes imaging gain in real-time Reprograms and optimizes dozens of parameters with each adjustment…
Read MoreSharyn Moodie: Ultrasound Goes Portable
Sharyn Moodie is a qualified Australian ultrasonographer (ASAR) who is spending her time travelling rural Australia to offer her medical expertise to those in need. Along with the Bridging Health organization, Sharyn travelled to Tanna Island for two weeks in October 2018. Her A Sound Adventure blog covers what it has been like on the…
Read MoreClarius White Paper Series – Current Approaches to Artificial Intelligence in Medical Imaging
In our next paper of the series, we focus on the artificial intelligence (AI) that we develop for our scanners. To obtain the best possible image, optimize workflows, and provide new features not found on any other ultrasound system, we’ve worked hard to bring AI into real-time. AI plays a pivotal role in making ultrasound…
Read MoreWireless Portable Ultrasound Accessibility Improves the Learning of Integrated Basic Sciences
Clarius Ultrasound Scanners are a mobile solution for medical schools, allowing students to have instant access to the technology in various settings. They play large role for California University of Science and Medicine‘s year 1 and 2 curriculum through integrated active-learning sessions examining anatomy, physiology and pathology. The following article documents how the early exposure…
Read MoreWireless Ultrasound for Emergency Medical Services
Technical Evacuation Advanced Aero Medical Society (TEAAM) is an advanced life support Helicopter Emergency Medical Services (HEMS) non-profit that responds to remote, austere wilderness and industrial settings outside of the scope and capability of the British Columbia Ambulance Services. TEAAM has been using the Clarius scanner for the past year and describes what it means…
Read MoreClarius Awards $250,000 Worth of Advanced Ultrasound Technology to Four Medical Schools
Clarius Mobile Health announced the recipients for the Medical School Award (MSA) over the weekend, due to the cancellation of this year’s World Congress of Ultrasound in Medical Education (WCUME). The program received around 100 registrations and 4 applicants were selected. The Platinum Awards have been granted to SUNY Downstate College of Medicine in Brooklyn,…
Read MoreUltrasound Imaging on a Surgical Mission to Biri Island
When Dr. Pete Tonseth was invited to go on a surgical mission to Biri Island in the Philippines, there was doubt about how much he could help. He was a radiologist, and in the years that the mission went to the island, there was no medical imaging equipment available. The initial reaction from the team…
Read MoreClarius White Paper Series – Wireless Ultrasound
The next paper in the series focuses on Clarius’ roots of developing the world’s first wireless ultrasound system to connect to both iOS and Android devices. Clarius is relatively platform-agnostic because of the use of wireless, since changes in mobile device design have less of an impact when connectors and other physical interfaces change. Wireless…
Read MoreAdvancements in Speech Therapy Funded
We’re pleased to announce that, in partnership with researchers at the École de technologie supérieure (ETS) in Montreal, Clarius has received funding from the National Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) to conduct research on using ultrasound in speech therapy. The collaboration will involve the imaging of children to capture and analyze data…
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