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[VIDEO] What MSK Researcher Likes Best About Clarius Ultrasound

Jessica Tolsman, a second-year master’s student at Michigan State University, had her first experience with ultrasound with a cart-based system when she arrived at the MSK research lab during her first year.

It was definitely a learning curve, especially with our large ultrasound machine,” she says. “There’s a lot of buttons, and ensuring that you’re positioning the probe properly.”

She began using Clarius handheld ultrasound during her second year to specifically assess the fat thickness overlying a patient’s quadricep muscle and was an early user of Clarius MSK AI.

The AI-generated tendon segmentation is ideal for us at MSU, where we do a lot of imaging and we’re required to painstakingly trace out the tendon to find the thickest part of it. But Clarius automatically does all that work for you. It’s done in seconds, which cannot be beat,” she explains.

Watch our 5-minute video interview with Jessica to hear why she “100% recommends Clarius.”

Read on to discover what Jessica likes best about using Clarius wireless handheld ultrasound for MSK research.

Clarius Automated Imaging Preset Makes Dynamic Imaging Workflow More Efficient

Having a preset options on the Clarius really kind of helps the workflow through. There’s no stopping and changing different settings before you begin. Kind of promotes an easier, more efficient workflow, which is very beneficial when we have five or 10 athletes coming in a day, all back-to-back. We can’t really have that much time in between everyone to be messing with some settings on ultrasound.”

Learning to Use Clarius is Easy

Just rotating from limb to limb on a participant is very easy, with it being wireless and the ease of actually learning how to use Clarius. It was a very small learning curve, a lot smaller than the larger cart, but you still get great image qualities and you’re allowed to do so much more on the Clarius app than you are normal ultrasound machines from tracing fat thickness to the auto-generated AI for tendons.”

“The Sky’s the Limit” for MSK Research When There Are No Wires and It’s Portable

If we have multiple people in at once, hopping over to another subject is much easier than using the big ultrasound cart where you have to kind of maneuver around the tables. With Clarius, you just have to stand up, bring over a tablet and the scanner with you, and you’re all set to go. It just kind of makes the flow of work a lot easier. 

With our studies here at MSU, we’re no longer confined to one cart or one location. We can really branch out and the sky’s the limit on what we’re able to do. We’re able to kind of think more broadly and connect ultrasound to different movements where we weren’t able to use them before, such as walking, maybe jumping and strength tests as well.”

[VIDEO] Watch a Demonstration of Clarius Ultrasound with the Usono ProbeFix

Jessica’s colleague, Dr. Matt Harkey from Michigan State University, demonstrates how the Clarius is used to scan bodies in motion with the ProbeFix from Usono in this 2-minute video.

AI-Powered for Optimal Imaging

Clarius HD3 wireless handheld ultrasound scanners give you sharp and clear images of muscle and tissue to assess injuries and perform injections with confidence. With AI assistance on your smart device, getting a great image is easy. Start scanning in seconds, then simply pinch to zoom, slide to change gain, and tap to switch modes.

To learn which Clarius ultrasound scanner is right for your MSK practice, book a virtual demonstration with a Clarius expert. 

[VIDEO] How Clarius Voice Controls Has Changed This Pain Practitioner’s Practice 

Dr. David Rosenblum, Director of Pain Management at AABP Integrative Pain Care, Maimonides Medical Center, confesses to being “addicted to Siri” during a recent interview at his practice in New York City. He was eager to use the Clarius Voice Control during his ultrasound-guided procedures. 

This is something that has really changed my practice, increased my efficiency,” he says. “It’s like having a third hand. I just use my voice and the commands happen, and it captures the image and it does everything my assistant would normally have helped me with during a procedure.” 

Besides helping him be more efficient during a procedure, Dr. Rosenblum says using Voice Controls frees his assistant to spend more time on higher-level tasks such as more targeted or focused patient assessments instead of being on-hand to “just press save”. 

Watch this 3-minute video to learn why Dr. Rosenblum thinks ultrasound enhances procedural safety and why he chooses the Clarius wireless handheld ultrasound for his practice. 

Clarius is the only handheld ultrasound company offering Voice Controls on all eleven of its HD3 wireless ultrasound scanners. It is one of the many artificial intelligence (AI) features available with Clarius Membership. It enables clinicians to control multiple imaging functions with voice commands, leaving their hands free to perform procedures and exams. It is available now to all Clarius members using any Clarius HD3 wireless ultrasound scanner  

Visualize Your Needle in High Definition Using Clarius Ultrasound 

With 8 times the processing power of most handheld ultrasound systems, Clarius HD3 gives you sharp and clear imaging of tiny nerves and surrounding anatomy to perform injections with confidence. You get clear visualization of your needle and injection target for safe, accurate procedures, every time, improving the overall patient experience. 

Clarius offers three options for pain management. Book a virtual demo with a Clarius expert to learn which Clarius wireless scanner is right for your practice. 

[VIDEO] Why Handheld Ultrasound is the Future of Clinical Medicine 

We recently talked with three emergency medicine physicians about their experience with the new Clarius PAL HD3 dual-array wireless ultrasound scanner. As each of them is responsible for training the next generation of physicians, we were also interested in learning their thoughts on the role handheld ultrasound plays in teaching point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS)  

Watch this 2-minute video to see what they had to say. Or read below for highlights. 

Dr. Tom Cook practices emergency medicine in South Carolina and teaches POCUS everywhere. 

I train a lot of residents,” says Dr. Cook. “We have 39 residents in my program. I’ve graduated over 250 residents in the last 22 years as a director. When we put out the hand-carried systems, they get very, very excited about using them. Not only because they’re easy to use and because they’re fun to use and because the image quality is great and all the other things I’ve talked about, but because they know it’s the future, they know that that’s where the practice of clinical medicine is going.” 

Dr. Oron Frenkel practices emergency medicine in Vancouver, BC, in Northern Washington State, and some rural emergency departments in BC.  

I am a big believer that the next generation of medical trainees are going to really lead this transformation of care with the point-of-care ultrasound that we have foreseen for many years,” says Dr. Frenkel. “And making a scanner that’s more portable and easier to use, and with its full range of applications, enables medical students and residents to learn all the elements of their physical examination, augmented with diagnostic imaging.” 

Dr. Brian Johnson practices emergency medicine in Washington State

We have residents in our hospital, they all love ultrasound,” says Dr. Johnson. “Having and employing each of them with an ultrasound to kind of pique their curiosity and to delve deeper into sort of their learning at the bedside can only make things better.” 

About the Clarius PAL HD3 Dual-Array Wireless Handheld Ultrasound Scanner for Whole-Body Imaging 

Uniquely combining phased and linear arrays on a single head, the new Clarius PAL HD3 is a wireless handheld whole-body ultrasound scanner. It’s a versatile scanner with superior image quality and exceptional versatility for real-time imaging of both superficial and deep anatomy at the bedside.  

Book a personal virtual demonstration with a Clarius expert in your region to learn if Clarius PAL is suitable for your practice.  

[VIDEO] “Go the Extra Mile for the Patient” with POCUS in the Emergency Room 

There’s no doubt that there are barriers to using point-of-care ultrasound in many busy emergency rooms including lack of easy access in tight spaces. But for Dr. Oron Frenkel, Dr. Tom Cook, and Dr. Brian Johnson, it’s worth going the extra mile to help their patients.  

Patients are so grateful that you really looked at their organs and they can even see it on the screen where you can show them. Particularly with pregnant women, they all love to see their fetus,” explains Dr. Frenkel. 

Given their consistent use of ultrasound in their respective practices, Drs. Frenkel, Cook, and Johnson were among the first physicians to use the new Clarius PAL wireless dual-array ultrasound scanner. 

[The Clarius] app is very user-friendly,” says Dr. Johnson “I can hold it up right to them. They can see their baby. In emergency medicine, we’re all about patient satisfaction as well. So being able to use the best and brightest tools and show patients what we’re doing right up front in a nice user interface, I think it’s really powerful. Patient satisfaction one thing, but helping out people upfront is huge too. If I can diagnose a AAA in a few minutes faster than if I had to wheel the cart in and move the sea of patients, that’s going to help a patient upfront too. So, the fact that small and portable with good images can really go long way with helping patients.” 

Watch this 4-minute video to learn more about why these emergency physicians believe using Clarius PAL reduces barriers to using ultrasound in the ER and improves the patient experience. 

Improve Your Patient’s Experience in the ER with Clarius PAL 

The new Clarius PAL HD3 combines the imaging power of the low-frequency phased array for deep cardiac, lung, and abdominal imaging to 40 cm with the high-frequency linear for superior superficial imaging. It’s the perfect handheld for clinicians seeking the ultimate in image quality and diagnostic flexibility. Simply click a button to switch between presets for a seamless transition between deep and shallow lung, cardiac, and vascular imaging. 

Book a personal virtual demonstration with a Clarius expert today! 

[VIDEO] Health Canada Approves Clarius Dual-Array Wireless Scanner and Clarius Bladder AI for Automatic Bladder Measurements

We were excited to receive notice from Health Canada that they have approved our new Clarius PAL HD3 wireless handheld whole-body ultrasound scanner for sale in Canada. It is the only ultrasound scanner offering high-definition imaging of superficial and deep anatomy in a single dual-array scanner that operates with an iPhone and Android smart device app.

Health Canada also approved the new Clarius Bladder AI, available with the Clarius PAL HD3, Clarius PA HD3, and the Clarius C3 HD3 wireless handheld ultrasound scanners to automatically measure bladder volume in seconds. The new Clarius PAL HD3 ultrasound scanner paired with Bladder AI gives hospital physicians and nurses the ultimate multi-function tool to quickly diagnose and guide treatment at the bedside

It really is my go-to friend for every patient,” says Dr. Oron Frenkel, an emergency physician who practices in a Vancouver hospital and rural clinics. “There is really no situation that I can imagine where the scanner wouldn’t be able to deliver what I need, either on the same patient, if I need to scan different parts of them during a single presentation, or going from bed to bed during a shift, I don’t ever have to switch out, and it really makes my workflow seamless

Watch this 5-minute video to learn why Dr. Frenkel believes point-of-care ultrasound “transforms clinical outcomes”.

The Clarius PAL HD3 dual-array wireless scanner is designed for emergency medicine and critical care. When every minute counts, it offers clinicians high-definition imaging for a variety of applications including rapid cardiac evaluations, shallow and deep lung imaging, vascular access, DVT exams, and urinary tract assessments without the need to swap devices. By activating Auto Preset™ AI during an exam, clinicians can rely on the Clarius app to automatically adjust settings to optimize imaging as they scan the abdomen, heart, lungs, and bladder.

Clarius Bladder AI accurately measures bladder volume and provides real-time feedback to clinicians. The latest addition to the Clarius AI portfolio, it is particularly useful for monitoring urinary retention and assessing bladder emptying in patients with neurogenic bladder or urinary tract obstruction. Clarius Bladder AI is included among other advanced software features that are available with the Advanced Primary / Critical Care Package included with Clarius Membership. Current Clarius members with eligible scanners will be able to use the new application on their Clarius scanners today. See how Bladder AI operates in this 2-minute video.

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If you have questions about Clarius for your practice, book a virtual private demonstration with a Clarius expert today. 

[VIDEO] 5 Reasons Why Clarius Ultrasound is Ideal for MSK Research

A 2023 paper published in the International Journal of Sports Physical Therapy notes that “Musculoskeletal (MSK) ultrasound (US) is quickly growing as a non-invasive and safe manner of assessing musculoskeletal structures (bones, muscles, tendons, ligaments) without the need for expensive or potentially harmful studies such as radiograph or MRI.” 

Dr. Matt Harkey, an assistant professor at Michigan State University conducting musculoskeletal research, wholeheartedly concurs. He switched from using blood biomarkers and MRI assessments to ultrasound about 10 years ago and in recent years has been using multiple Clarius scanners for his research studies. 

Watch our 3-minute video to learn why Dr. Harkey uses Clarius for his research or scroll down for his five reasons for choosing Clarius. 

1. Resolution of Ultrasound Imaging for MSK Measurements is Better than MRI 

In the imaging world, ultrasound is still kind of the ugly stepchild that people still have these preconceived notions that ultrasound has poor resolution, you can’t standardize it, no one knows what they’re looking at. But I don’t think people realize that that’s not necessarily the case. That especially with the advancements in technology today, that you can get a scanner that is what a few thousand dollars versus a giant ultrasound machine that’s tens of thousands of dollars. You can get a tiny unit that hooks up to your phone, hooks up to an iPad and has better image quality than machines that were around five years ago. I don’t think people realize how good the technology of ultrasound and how much it’s progressing. »

Yes, with MRI you can see the entire [knee] joint, but the resolution you’re getting on an MRI is much worse than what you’re getting on an ultrasound machine. Using an ultrasound probe, we’re getting better resolution and it allows for a more dynamic assessment in real time. Yes, it’s a 2D shot of one spot, but in real time you can move it around two different locations. You can have them flex their muscles, you can have them move their joint and assess what the structure looked like in various motions in real time and you’re having one-on-one patient interaction instead of sending someone off to an MRI machine.”  

2. Clarius Ultrasound Is More Clinically Accessible in Different Settings than Traditional Machines

Clarius substantially surpasses a traditional machine because it’s much more clinically accessible and allows it to be applied in much different settings. It opens up so many more places that we can start to use the tool. There have been limitations in what we’ve been able to do with MSK research. But the fact that you could walk in and have everything you need in your pockets to do an ultrasound assessment is really going to change things.»

And I think another big piece that I didn’t necessarily realize with the Clarius scanner until recently is how dedicated Clarius is to develop their product and not just having this ultrasound wireless device that does a good job taking images, but finding ways to improve upon that device in ways that I didn’t think was possible. Some of the AI capabilities and the voice recognition capabilities really is something that you don’t get with a traditional ultrasound unit. Now I can actually say freeze and take an image to the iPad and it’ll do it for me.” 

3. We’re Able to Measure and Quantify Structures with Clarius AI Tools 

Clarius AI tools can actually help the reader scan a tissue and also quantify it and I’m not aware of other systems you can do that with in real time.»

A lot of my MSK research is quantifying various structures at the joint using Clarius ultrasound. With other systems, what I need to do is export it, put it into a different software, go in and fine tune and measure the structure. And then I get some numbers back way down the line. But now with these Clarius AI tools, all you have to do is put the probe on the structure, align it. And the probe does the work for you. That honestly, from what I’ve seen, can identify a patellar tendon as well as the human eye and then immediately provides you with a structural assessment of it.»

I’ve recently reached out to the Clarius AI group and I am starting to work with them on developing new ways and new structures to apply their AI capabilities to. »

4. Multiple Benefits of Wireless Ultrasound 

If you’ve done any ultrasound scanning, you’ll know that the cord is your enemy and the cord always wants to find the ultrasound gel and hit the ultrasound gel and then you’re just moving around and just you’re getting gel everywhere. It’s not that big of an inconvenience, but I honestly hated leaving the lab at the end of the day and they’re just being gel everywhere, and I wouldn’t even know where it’s coming from.»

But besides that, the wireless [scanner] opens up what you can assess and how you assess. Now that you don’t have that wire, you’re able to do assessments where they’re moving around. I wouldn’t do a dynamic scan on a patient if I was using a wired ultrasound machine, but the wireless piece really allows for that to be used.»

5. Dynamic Msk Assessments Are Now Easy When Clarius Ultrasound Is Paired with Usono’s Probefix 

Dr. Harkey was an early user of a new wearable ultrasound solution that pairs Clarius HD3 high-definition wireless ultrasound scanner with research software and Usono’s ProbeFix Dynamic, enabling hands-free, stable, and reproducible ultrasound imaging during exercise and other activities where motion and continuous scanning is crucial. He recommends the combination to researchers performing dynamic analysis of muscle responding to activity. 

I probably wouldn’t even have considered purchasing the Usono if I didn’t have a wireless scanner because it just allows for so much more opportunity of what you can scan, where you can scan, and the things that you’re able to do with the two products together. Combining the two together really allows for just a whole new realm of research that we can do in musculoskeletal imaging because we’re able to in real time see a dynamic assessment of how these structures are responding to load.” 

Clarius for MSK Research 

Clarius ultrasound tools for research provide access to raw data collected internally, gyroscope collection, a programable interface, and custom software for real-time analysis anywhere. The research package can be purchased with any scanner.  

For details, visit our research page and book a virtual demonstration with a Clarius expert. 

[VIDEO] Three Ultrasound Pros Discuss the Suitability of Clarius PAL for Hospitals

It has been a long time since Dr. Tom Cook, Dr. Oron Frenkel, and Dr. Brian Johnson were considered novice users of ultrasound in the ER. But they were recently new users of the Clarius PAL HD3 wireless dual-array handheld ultrasound systems. 

We asked each of them for their first impressions of how the new whole-body ultrasound scanners fit into their hospital workflows. Watch this 3-minute video to learn what they had to say. 

Redefining Whole-Body Ultrasound 

Wireless, pocket-sized, and with linear and phased array windows, the Clarius PAL is the ultimate handheld ultrasound system for busy physicians. It increases accessibility and efficiency at the bedside, expediting diagnoses, reducing procedural complications and minimizes reliance on additional imaging. 

Explore the difference the Clarius PAL HD3 scanner can make for your healthcare environment. Let us show you its high-definition imaging in action and how seamlessly you can switch between cardiac, vascular, and deep and shallow lung imaging. Book a demo with our experts today! 

[VIDEO] What Three ER Physicians Say About the New Clarius PAL Dual-Array Ultrasound Scanner

There’s no need to convince Dr. Tom Cook, Dr. Oron Frenkel and Dr. Brian Johnson about the merits of using ultrasound in the emergency room. They are each strong advocates and devote time to removing barriers to broader ultrasound use in their communities. 

That’s why we were excited to get their feedback on using the new Clarius PAL dual-array wireless ultrasound scanner in their emergency medicine practices.  

Watch this 2-minute video to see what they had to say. Or read below for highlights. 

Dr. Brian Johnson sums up why Clarius PAL was useful during his shift: 

It’s super portable, it’s super small, small footprint. It’s wireless, it sits on your phone, sits in my pocket, I can pull it out and then I can switch between a linear and a phased or a probe with just the type of a button and the images are pretty good. It saves me a bunch of time. I don’t have to use a cart-based system. I can just use what I have.” 

Dr. Tom Cook thinks Clarius PAL is an “incredible breakthrough”  

You can probably do 95 to 99% of all the ultrasound scanning, whatever imaging, doing with this single device. And you can do it in something that is an extraordinarily reasonable cost. If you compare the cost of this device to a cart-based system, you’re talking a factor of 10 to 15, maybe even 20, depending on the type of system you’re using. So, it’s very, very inexpensive.” 

Clarius PAL Helps Dr. Oron Frenkel be “A Jack of all Trades” in the ER 

I could go from seeing a patient with chest pain who I need to scan their heart and lungs to then putting in an IV where I need a linear scanner quickly, or maybe even on the same patient I need to put in a difficult IV, so I’m scanning them, diagnostics, then doing procedures where I can switch to the linear probe. Then my next patient might have a musculoskeletal condition. I need to switch to the linear array, then back to abdominal scanning on the next patient in a patient who has abdominal pain or pelvic pain, look at a fetus, gallbladder, and I just go back and forth from patient to patient, and it’s capable of scanning all of those.” 

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Get Unsurpassed Versatility with the New Clarius PAL Dual-Array Wireless Ultrasound Scanner for Whole-Body Imaging 

With an innovative wireless dual-array design that combines a phased and linear array on a single head, the new Clarius PAL HD3 delivers unsurpassed versatility, superior image quality, and streamlined workflows for whole-body imaging. Simply click a button to switch between presets for a seamless transition between deep and shallow lung, cardiac, and vascular imaging. 

Book a personal virtual demonstration with a Clarius expert today to learn if Clarius PAL is the right ultrasound scanner for your practice. 

[VIDEO] Wearable Ultrasound for Research on Bodies in Motion 

In addition to being an assistant professor in the Department of Kinesiology at Michigan State University, Dr. Matt Harkey spends a lot of time in the Sports Injury Research Laboratory to advance his musculoskeletal research on identifying the risk of arthritis following knee injury.  

We recently spoke to Dr. Harkey about why he thinks using the Clarius L15 HD3 wireless scanner with Usono’s ProbeFix Dynamic for hands-free ultrasound imaging of various body parts during exercise is a breakthrough for musculoskeletal research. 

Having this wireless probe and this strap that can affix the probe to the body, really allows for just a whole new realm of research that we can do in musculoskeletal imaging because we’re able to see a real time dynamic assessment of how these structures are responding to load,” he explains. “It is one of the first commercial products that truly does allow for that dynamic assessment.” 

Watch our 5-minute video with Dr. Harkey to learn more about his experience with the new wearable ultrasound imaging solution for MSK research. 

About the Usono ProbeFix Dynamic 

The ProbeFix Dynamic is a device that enables high-quality ultrasound measurements during dynamic exercise by keeping an ultrasound probe in place, allowing for muscle monitoring during intense movement and creating new research possibilities in muscle imaging. Once the Clarius Scanner is secured in its custom holder, the ProbeFix attaches easily using two Velcro straps.

Clarius Wireless Ultrasound for High-Definition MSK ultrasound 

Choose from five specialized Clarius scanners suitable for musculoskeletal (MSK) imaging and procedural guidance. Enabling imaging down to 7cm,  Clarius L15 HD3 is our most popular scanner for high-resolution imaging of muscles, joints, ligaments, tendons, and cartilage both at rest and in motion. 

Visit our MSK page for more information. Or book a virtual demonstration with a Clarius expert to learn more about which Clarius ultrasound is right for your practice.    

[VIDEO] Finally, an Easy Way for Aesthetic Clinicians to Instantly Identify Ultrasound Anatomy  

We’re thrilled to share news about our latest ultrasound invention. T-ModeTM AI by Clarius is a groundbreaking educational technology to help clinicians who are new to ultrasound advance their image interpretation skills using Clarius handheld scanners. Powered by artificial intelligence (AI), T-Mode TM AI creates a split screen during an exam that displays a colorful anatomical image with labels next to the grayscale ultrasound image  

The engineering team at Clarius has spent nearly a decade pushing the innovation barriers of ultrasound; we’ve removed wires, improved image quality and shrunk scanners to the size of an iPhone. And we’ve been using AI to make them easy to use. But I believe T-Mode is the most ground-breaking technology we’ve seen since the invention of B-Mode in the 70s and Color Doppler in the 80s because it truly makes ultrasound easy to learn for novice users,” says Clarius founder Laurent Pelissier. “Now we’re very excited to bring T-Mode to market to help more users unlock the power of ultrasound to deliver the best patient care.” 

T-Mode AI is available now for Aesthetics and Plastic Surgery applications with Clarius wireless ultrasound scanners. Additional anatomical models supporting more medical specialties will be released over time. T-Mode is intended for educational and training purposes only. It is not intended for diagnostic use, interventional use, or filler detection. Current users with Clarius Membership can access the new feature through the latest version of the Clarius App.  

What our users say about T-Mode AI 

T-Mode is the beginning of a new era of ultrasound learning where AI acts as our «teacher» or «guide»,” says Dr. Stefania Roberts, a phlebologist and experienced cosmetics physician practicing in Melbourne, Australia. “The learning curve to master ultrasound is steep, but with T-Mode, one can examine the temple region, lips, and cheek whereby fat, muscle, SMAS and bone are shown in different colours and then labelled so the user can confirm what the different layers in the face look like.» 

Dr. Pat Pazmiño who has been using Clarius at his plastic surgery practice in Florida for 6 years believes T-Mode will enhance the learning of fat grafting techniques:

Clarius continues their commitment to plastic surgery education with the introduction of T-Mode. This new interface allows surgeons to practice identifying the different subcutaneous layers and planning their fat grafting targets before they go to the OR.” 

Affordable, High-Definition Ultrasound for Aesthetics 

Wireless and pocket-sized, Clarius handheld ultrasound scanners deliver the high-definition imaging and performance of traditional ultrasound systems for a small fraction of the cost. They are the leading choice for plastic surgeons and aesthetics practitioners performing ultrasound-guided procedures to ensure patient safety.  

Visit our aesthetics page to learn or request a virtual ultrasound demo today to learn how high-definition ultrasound imaging with voice controls can improve safety and deliver consistent patient outcomes at your aesthetic practice!