Bladder Scanner PBSV7.1

Portable ultrasound scanner designed for non-invasive measurement of bladder volume in clinical and point-of-care settings. Utilizes ultrasound imaging to assess post-void residual volume and bladder capacity, supporting diagnosis and management of urinary retention and voiding dysfunction. Compact, handheld design enables bedside or office-based assessment without catheterization.

Wireless ultrasound scanner designed for non-invasive measurement of bladder volume in clinical and point-of-care settings. The portable device enables rapid assessment of post-void residual urine and bladder capacity without radiation exposure. Ideal for urology, emergency medicine, and catheterization management protocols.

Non-invasive ultrasound-based device for assessing post-urination residual volume without catheterization. It safely diagnoses post-urination retention and eliminates infection risk associated with catheter procedures.

The Avantsonic Bladder Scanner AS-1 is a non-invasive ultrasound device for real-time bladder volume measurement and post-void residual assessment. It enables rapid, portable diagnosis in urology, urogynecology, and critical care settings without catheterization. The scanner provides instant digital readouts to guide clinical decision-making for urinary retention and incontinence management.

Ultrasonic bladder volume tester for non-invasive measurement of post-void residual urine and bladder capacity. Provides rapid, portable assessment used in urology, primary care, and continence management to diagnose urinary retention and monitor treatment response.

The MD-6000P is an ultrasound-based bladder scanner designed for non-invasive measurement of post-void residual urine volume. It enables rapid clinical assessment in urology, urogynecology, and critical care settings to diagnose urinary retention and guide catheterization decisions. The device provides accurate volumetric data with real-time imaging capability.

Ultrasound-based device for precise measurement of bladder capacity and residual urine volume. Non-invasive assessment tool for evaluating post-void residual and bladder compliance. Supports diagnosis of urinary retention and evacuation disorders.

An ultrasound-based medical device designed to measure and scan bladder volume. The device comes packaged in a renewable cardboard sales box with standard configuration including one Bladder Volume Scanner unit.

The Avantsonic Bladder Scanner Z3 is an ultrasound imaging device designed for non-invasive measurement of post-void residual urine volume in the bladder. It enables rapid, portable assessment of bladder emptying function in clinical and hospital settings without catheterization. The device provides real-time diagnostic data to support urological assessment and treatment planning.

The world's first wireless bladder volume scanner designed for mobile healthcare environments. It features wireless and rechargeable technology with lightweight ergonomic design, sharp imaging for fast bladder localization, and automatic Bladder Wall AutoSelect™ technology that recognizes patient demographics. Data can be uploaded to EHR systems via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi for quick and accurate bladder volume measurement.

A portable ultrasound-based bladder scanner with a 10.1-inch color touchscreen display for non-invasive measurement of post-void residual urine volume. The device features a 3.7MHz ultrasound probe with B-mode scanning capability, a 120-degree scan angle, and 23cm penetration depth. It provides measurement accuracy of ±7.5ml (0-99ml) or ±7.5% (100-999ml) with scan times of approximately 2 seconds. The scanner includes a built-in thermal printer, Wi-Fi Direct connectivity, barcode reader functionality, and operates on a rechargeable lithium-ion battery providing approximately 1000 scans per charge.

The AvantSonic Bladder Scanner Z5 is an ultrasound imaging device designed for non-invasive measurement of post-void residual urine volume in the bladder. It enables rapid, accurate assessment of urinary retention in clinical and hospital settings, supporting diagnosis and monitoring of bladder dysfunction without catheterization.