Ultra-portable with high-definition imaging, Clarius wireless ultrasound is an essential tool for busy hospitalists, improving patient care throughout the hospital.
Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) “has emerged as a vital tool” for hospitals, with “the numerous uses of POCUS for procedural guidance, diagnosis, and monitoring adding considerable value to patient care.” Clarius PAL HD3 is the ultimate solution for internists, providing a wireless and ultra-portable design that ensures easy mobility within the hospital and at the patient’s bedside. With its exceptional imaging quality and versatile capabilities, it empowers you to assess cardiac function, guide thoracentesis procedures, diagnose DVT, and monitor lung health.
Fusing a phased with linear array on a single head, the Clarius PAL HD3 dual-array offers automated workflows to scan every major body part – no need to master complex knobs and buttons. Wireless and pocket-sized, it delivers the high-definition imaging and performance of traditional ultrasound systems with an easy-to-use app for your iOS or Android device. Get fast imaging the accuracy you need for a variety of exams.
Harness cutting-edge ultrasound technology tailored for Internal Medicine
Maximize efficiency with AI imaging, minimizing manual adjustments.
Visualize heart rate instantly for quick evaluations during rounds.
Assess bladder volume for catheterization, renal, or post-op management.
Highlights needles for improved visibility during line placement.
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Using POCUS to perform the focus-assessment transthoracic echocardiography (FATE) exam can be life saving. For example, it has proven to aid with “the prompt diagnosis of right heart failure and helped to confirm the diagnosis of FES [fat embolism syndrome].” With superior cardiac, lung, and abdominal imaging in a wireless handheld, the Clarius PAL HD3 supports rapid FATE exams anywhere.
Shown to have consistently high sensitivity and specificity in diagnosing small bowel obstruction, point-of-care ultrasound is “a valuable tool to assist in prompt and accurate diagnosis, which could potentially reduce the quantity of undesirable effects such as radiation and cost seen with other advanced imaging modalities (e.g., computed tomography).” One study recommended a POCUS-first approach, estimating 30.1 million USD in national savings “by avoiding 143,000 CT scans.” Clarius delivers high-definition abdominal imaging to aid in the diagnosis of SBO.
While difficult intravenous access (DIVA) is a common challenge, “ultrasound-guided peripheral intravenous catheter (USGPIV) insertion is a successful modality for obtaining intravenous (IV) access in patients with DIVA,” with marked “improvements in time-to-IV-access, time-to-laboratory-results, time-to-IV-analgesia.” When performing a PIV insertion with Clarius high-definition ultrasound, use the Venous preset to clearly identify the target vein, determine the access site, then guide the needle until the tip is visualized within the lumen.
