Portable Ultrasound Scanner (Multipurpose Series)
Portable ultrasound scanner: the multipurpose handheld ultrasound series that pairs a probe with a phone or tablet and the MY USG system.
A multipurpose system, not a single model
The portable ultrasound scanner page describes the multipurpose series as a system: a handheld probe, a phone or tablet as the display, and the free MY USG app that receives and stores the images. The series is presented for general practitioners, clinic managers and medical professionals who want one device to cover several examination types instead of several dedicated probes. A dual-head colour Doppler probe in this series is described with more than 15 presets and more than 18 body markers, which are the on-screen presets and anatomical markers the app offers for different examinations. Images can be saved in JPG, PNG, MP4 and DICOM formats, so the same examination can be stored as a still image, a clip or a DICOM file for a medical record system.
Frequency ranges published for this series are series-level ranges, and they must not be read as the specification of any single model. The dual-head colour Doppler probes in the series are described with a 2.2 to 14 MHz range, combining convex, linear, transvaginal and cardiac elements in different three-in-one combinations, while the single-head whole-body probe is described with a 2.5 to 10 MHz range combining convex, linear and cardiac imaging in one head. A buyer who needs a precise frequency for one model should use the specification table on the dual-probe, single-probe or specialist page for that model, because the series range alone does not tell you what one probe does. The series divides into dual-probe, interchangeable-probe, single-probe and specialist designs, each with its own product page on this site.
How the series is used
In practice, a multipurpose scanner is used at the point of care: the probe is carried to the patient, connected by WiFi to a phone or tablet, and the examination is viewed and stored on that device. That workflow suits primary care, emergency and critical-care settings where a fixed ultrasound machine is not at the bedside, and it also suits clinics that need a backup or second device. The same device is not a substitute for a dedicated specialist probe where a discipline needs a specific transducer shape, frequency or mode, and the specialist pages on this site explain where a dedicated probe is the published choice. Before ordering, confirm which series design you need, because dual-probe, single-probe and interchangeable-probe designs differ in how many probe types one housing carries.
Related pages: Dual Probe Ultrasound · One Probe Ultrasound · Interchangeable Ultrasound Probe · Point-of-Care Ultrasound Applications
Software and connectivity
The multipurpose and specialist series described on this site are presented by the company as working with the free MY USG app on iOS, Android and Windows, with images that can be saved in JPG, PNG, MP4 and DICOM formats. Confirm the app version, device compatibility and file-format support for the specific model you plan to order, because app features can differ between series.
Before you inquire
Before payment, confirm the exact model, probe type, frequency range, scanning depth, connectivity, battery specification, included accessories, minimum order quantity, lead time and price for your order in writing. The minimum order quantity and lead time figures quoted on this site come from the supplier's marketplace listing (for example, a listed minimum of 1 piece and delivery within 15 workdays) and are shown only as listed values to confirm per order, not as a fixed quotation. Certificates available upon request.