Portable Ultrasound System

A versatile dual-screen color Doppler ultrasound system designed for comprehensive diagnostic imaging across a wide range of clinical applications. The system combines a high-definition medical display with an integrated touchscreen control panel, providing an efficient and intuitive workflow for image acquisition, examination, and review. Its mobile trolley configuration allows the system to be easily positioned within different clinical environments while supporting multiple ultrasound probes and advanced imaging modes.

Key Features

  • Dual-screen configuration with a high-definition medical display and touchscreen control interface
  • Color Doppler imaging for assessment of blood flow and vascular structures
  • Pulse Wave Doppler and directional energy Doppler capabilities
  • Tissue Harmonic Imaging for enhanced image quality
  • Spatial compound imaging and advanced image-processing technologies
  • 2B/4B multi-image display modes for comparative examinations
  • Multiple active probe ports for flexible transducer selection
  • Supports a range of transducers, including convex, linear, phased-array, micro-convex, transvaginal, and volume probes
  • Trapezoidal imaging and one-key image optimization
  • Optional real-time 3D/4D/5D imaging on applicable configurations
  • Integrated image storage, review, and data-transfer functions
  • Mobile trolley design with adjustable working position
  • Designed for use across multiple medical departments and examination environments

Clinical Application

The system is suitable for general diagnostic ultrasound examinations involving the abdomen, heart, urinary system, superficial and small organs, blood vessels, and musculoskeletal structures. It can also support obstetric and gynecological examinations, pediatric and neonatal imaging, and other routine diagnostic applications when the appropriate transducers and software packages are configured. Color and spectral Doppler capabilities provide additional assessment of blood flow and vascular conditions, while optional 3D/4D imaging can support specialized examinations such as obstetric imaging.