Posts Tagged ‘handheld scanners’
What is most important to you when purchasing a handheld ultrasound system?
We’ve been asking visitors to our website this question over the past few weeks. Almost 1000 visitors took the time to complete the survey. Given that image quality is a top priority at Clarius, we are delighted to see the results! As you see in the chart below, image quality won by 22% over price…
Read MoreSignify Research Reports Ultraportable Ultrasound Market to Grow by 40%
Signify Research recently reported in its Ultrasound Equipment World Report that the ultraportable ultrasound market grew 40% from 2016 to 2017. It is expected to grow 20% per annum from 2017 to 2022 due to improvements in performance and increasing availability. This compares to an overall ultrasound equipment market annual growth rate between 3 to…
Read MoreUltrasound Got Your Tongue?
Until recently, the vocal tract has been a bit of a mystery; mostly because when someone talks, we can’t immediately see what’s going on. Now, thanks to ultrasound technology, we can see what the tongue is actually doing during the entire speech process. By placing an ultrasound probe under the chin we can clearly identify…
Read MoreCanadian Paramedic Paves Way for Point of Care Ultrasound
As a paramedic in the field, Wade MacPherson sees the potential benefits of point of care ultrasound on a daily basis. The Ontario based paramedic was first exposed to ultrasound during his advanced care paramedic education. While colleagues and other industry professionals questioned the value of ultrasound in the hands of paramedics, MacPherson was determined to…
Read MoreClarius Announces Economical, High Quality Ultrasound Scanner for Research
We are excited to announce a new ultrasound research interface for universities and companies performing medical research. Debuting this week at the IEEE international ultrasonics symposium in Washington, DC, the new research interface provides high quality and shareable raw data for educational purposes. Â Ultrasound research systems providing raw data have traditionally been large and…
Read MoreClarius Introduces Pocket Ultrasound Tri-Scanner™
Clarius has a new option for customers who only want to carry one multi-purpose ultrasound scanner in their pocket. Clarius Clip-ons transform a scanner that is typically used to scan deep structures within the abdomen, to one that can also scan superficial anatomy and even the heart. “Clarius Clip-ons are ideal for first responders, emergency…
Read MoreHow Rural Physicians Benefit from Mobile Ultrasound
Imagine living in a remote area inaccessible by major transportation? How would you receive proper medical care? What would you do in a medical emergency? This is the reality for millions of people who inhabit remote areas of the world. Thankfully, technological advancements–like mobile wireless ultrasound– are helping rural healthcare professionals increase the accessibility and…
Read MoreClarius Draws Crowds ECR 2017
Clarius has been introducing its wireless handheld scanners to radiologists from around the world at the European Congress of Radiology (ECR) in Vienna, Austria this week. Many who follow Clarius online came to see if Clarius lived up to its claim about high quality images. Others were surprised and delighted to discover Clarius for the…
Read MoreClarius at ISUOG Advanced Course in Fetal Medicine
Marcia Figueiredo, Territory Manager for South America, attended the ISUOG/Miami Ultrasound Institute Advanced Course in Fetal Medicine in Miami Florida. Marcia participated with Leandro Mogni, who is with the Clarius Distributor in Argentina, Clinicalar. The conference drew 200 clinicians. In the picture below, Marcia and Leanardo demonstrate the ability to view real-time ultrasound imaging with…
Read MoreClarius in the News: Burnaby Now
Clarius was recently on the front cover of our local community newspaper. Â Following is an excerpt of the article written by Cornelia Naylor of the Burnaby Now. Now that’s a selfie After knowing him for only a few minutes, Clarius Mobile Health CEO Laurent Pelissier shows me parts of himself I never expected to see.…
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