Portable ultrasound machines: advanced solutions at your fingertips
Clinical ultrasound has undergone multiple changes thanks to the technological advances that have occurred in the last century. The efficiency, operation, and even shape of ultrasound equipment have given way to new ways of understanding this medical discipline. In this article, we will review the operation of ultrasound equipment and delve into the advantages offered by the ultrasound machines available in the current market.
Clinical ultrasound, the diagnostic technique par excellence
Although there are multiple ways to diagnose pathologies, ultrasound remains one of the preferred measures in hospitals, clinics, and physiotherapy centers. Its painless and non-invasive nature and the advantages it offers have been key to its establishment as one of the most used diagnostic modalities today.
As we already know, ultrasound uses ultrasonics to generate internal images of the human body. By emitting high frequencies with a transducer in a specific area, the body's tissues and organs generate an echo that allows determining their density, location, and shape. Thanks to this, internal pathologies can be diagnosed without the need for incisions or exploring the anatomy with cameras, cutting costs and facilitating the detection of diseases.
Portable ultrasound machines, a milestone in the field of diagnosis
Current ultrasound equipment has improved the quality of their images, has reduced the noise of the visualization and has incorporated artificial intelligence modules to assist in the diagnosis of diseases. Likewise, they have managed to reduce in size without losing effectiveness or compromising their functionality. This last point is essential, especially considering that ultrasound equipment has traditionally been bulky, rigid, and immobile. Today, ultrasound machines offer exceptional image quality with reduced weight and superior portability.
The current market offers many options, each of them designed to adapt to a specific type of diagnosis. As an example, we will explore some of the products in our catalog.
SonoEye, a perfect combination of portability and functionality
SonoEye is one of the simplest, yet functional, portable ultrasound machines on the current market. Its compact, lightweight and small size design allows for ultrasound diagnostics without the need for complex equipment or large devices, facilitating ultrasound exploration for medical staff.
Its operating system is based on direct connection to a portable device—either a smartphone or a tablet—through an app. This great flexibility and connectivity offer the possibility of performing precise diagnoses in all kinds of environments and situations, making it ideal for home visits and emergency situations.
SonoEye is available in versions with different probes so you can find the one that best suits your clinic or consultation needs. You can also choose to purchase it with or without a free digital tablet. On the other hand, there is also a veterinary version specifically adapted to the demands of animals.
SonoAir 30, the lightest complete ultrasound machine on the market
SonoAir 30 is a state-of-the-art portable ultrasound machine characterized by having an exceptionally reduced weight, of just 2.1 kilograms. Its compact and lightweight design makes it suitable for use at any time and place, offering an efficient and reliable diagnostic tool for all kinds of situations.
Its design, similar to a laptop, incorporates a keyboard and a 14-inch touchscreen that is dust and splash-resistant. It works exceptionally fast and is configured in a simple and comfortable way thanks to its intuitive control interface, positioning itself as one of the medical staff's favorite options.
It has several functions, from Duplex and Triplex mode ultrasounds to intelligent detection algorithms, allowing more precise and rigorous explorations compared to other models with similar characteristics. It also has an internal memory of up to 128 gigabytes of storage, so multiple captures and readings made during the exam can be reliably recorded.
The standard version of SonoAir 30 includes a linear probe of up to 10 megahertz, ideal for performing ultrasonic explorations in shallow tissue structures. However, the equipment can also be purchased with a linear probe of up to 18 megahertz or with a convex probe of up to 4 megahertz.
ECO1 Expert, the perfect balance between efficiency and practicality
ECO1 Expert is a portable ultrasound machine by Chison that combines design and high performance with intuitive operation and reduced weight. Its 12-inch black and white LED screen allows for clear viewing of ultrasound images, while its 3 USB connection ports allow for exporting the collected data for later detailed studies. It has an 8-gigabyte memory and a lithium battery with up to 2 and a half hours of autonomy, ensuring optimal usability in emergency cases.
The ECO1 Expert also has an Ethernet port and video output connection, although its most notable features are undoubtedly its image enhancement techniques. This includes THI (Tissue Harmonic Imaging) ultrasound mode, which allows optimizing image quality by using the harmonics produced within the tissue to obtain a higher resolution. It also incorporates background noise reduction effects (SRA) and an option to detect blood flow speed (Doppler PW).
The equipment has different options: it can be purchased with a linear probe of up to 10 megahertz and/or with a convex probe of up to 5. On the other hand, there is a homologous version for veterinary that has been specifically designed for ultrasound procedures in animal patients.
Mindray DP-10, an unmatched union of lightness and practicality
The Mindray DP-10 ultrasound machine combines cutting-edge appearance, portability, and lightness in a single device. The result of this union is unique: the Mindray DP-10 is a lightweight, intuitive, and practical to use device that offers broadband images, in multiple frequencies (B, B/B, 4B, B/M, M) and with exceptional resolution.
Its design, similar to a laptop, incorporates an integrated handle for comfortable transport, allowing it to be practically moved between consultations or workspaces. It also includes a 12.2-inch LED screen and a control panel with a backlit keyboard to ensure intuitive, fast, and practical use in emergency situations.
The peculiarity of the Mindray DP-10 lies in its simplified workflow, which has been designed to facilitate ultrasound diagnosis for health professionals. Among its advanced technologies are instant image zoom algorithms, rapid image optimization, visualization spot reduction, automatic blood flow detailing, and tissue harmonic images (THI).
The DP-10 ultrasound machine can be purchased without a probe, with a 3.5 megahertz convex probe or with a 7.5 megahertz linear probe; the choice will depend on the professional's preferences or the demands of his medical discipline.
Ebit 60, high performance with a simple design
The Ebit 60 is a portable ultrasound machine designed to perform complex clinical exams. It has many of the features presented in the ECO1 Expert, such as the FHI harmonic image or the background noise reduction; however, it includes multiple visual optimization modes that make it unique in the market, such as the X-contrast technology, which adjusts the resolution of the contrast to three levels to obtain a unique visualization of the ultrasonic image.
The Ebit 60 also incorporates the option to automatically adapt the color sensitivity and noise according to the tissue and the possibility to double the volume of the signal to increase the resolution of the image. In addition, it has an elastography module, so it is ideal for non-invasive detection of visceral pathologies.
As in previous cases, the Ebit 60 can be purchased with a linear probe of up to 15 megahertz or also including a convex probe of up to 6.8 megahertz. Also, there is a veterinary version whose design and features have been carefully developed to meet the demands of animal diagnosis.
Conclusion
As we have been able to verify, portable ultrasound machines incorporate all kinds of features and are as effective as conventional fixed models, so they are a completely reliable, effective, and resolutive alternative. Incorporating them into the work space can reduce equipment costs and offer great practicality without compromising the final result, optimizing workflow and improving the working experience of the medical professional. Do not hesitate to contact us if you want to know more about it or want to acquire one for your medical consultation.
Products in this article

Portable ultrasound machine Chison SonoEye P3 with 3MHz phase array probe
6.695,00€(8.100,95€ VAT INCLUDED) Offer!

CHISON EBit 60 ultrasound for veterinary use. 1 probe to choose.
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CHISON SonoEye P6 Vet portable ultrasound with 6.5MHz micro-convex probe
6.800,00€(8.228,00€ VAT INCLUDED) Offer!

CHISON ECO1 Expert ultrasound machine for veterinary use. 1 probe to...
3.990,00€(4.827,90€ VAT INCLUDED)
Mindray DP-10 ultrasound machine with 3.5 MHz convex probe
3.195,00€(3.865,95€ VAT INCLUDED)
Mindray DP-10 ultrasound machine with 7.5 MHz linear probe
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