B-Scan Ultrasound Wireless System C10UE

Wireless handheld B-scan ultrasound paired with a laptop and printer enables point-of-care two-dimensional posterior segment imaging, review, archiving, and printed documentation for ophthalmology evaluations and follow-up.

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SKU: C10UE Categories: Diagnostic Equipment, Medical Equipment, Ophthalmology

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Technical Specifications of the product

Specification	Description
Device Type / Variant	Wireless – With Laptop + Printer
Function	A handheld ophthalmic B-scan ultrasound system that provides two-dimensional imaging of the posterior segment to support assessment and documentation. Wireless operation with a laptop facilitates point-of-care image acquisition, review, and storage.
Diagnostic / Procedure Area	Posterior Segment / Retina
Specialty	Ophthalmology
Subcategory	Diagnostic Equipments
Sterilization Method	SURFACE CLEANING
Handle Type	handheld
Condition	New
Country of Origin	China
SKU	C10UE

This handheld ophthalmic B-scan system supports two-dimensional visualization of the posterior segment for assessment and documentation in diagnostic workflows. Wireless operation with a laptop enables point-of-care acquisition, review, and storage, while the included printer facilitates output for records. Surface cleaning compatibility and a handheld form factor suit routine use in ophthalmology settings.

Surgical Applications of the product

With this device, standardized scan orientations and stable handheld positioning enable comparable posterior segment views across visits for longitudinal documentation. Wireless operation with a laptop supports point-of-care imaging in clinic, emergency, and inpatient settings, maintaining peri-procedural visualization for planning and follow-up.

Common Applications

Posterior segment visualization during ophthalmic examinations when direct fundus view is restricted.
Longitudinal comparability of posterior segment appearance using consistent scan orientations and archived image sets.
Peri-procedural documentation to maintain visualization continuity before and after ophthalmic procedures.
Point-of-care ocular imaging in clinic, emergency, and inpatient environments with wireless linkage to the companion laptop.
Printed outputs for inclusion in patient records and multidisciplinary communication.