GE Vscan Air is a battery-powered diagnostic ultrasound imaging system for use by trained and qualified healthcare professionals. Vscan Air consists of a dual probe incorporating a linear probe, a convex probe, and an app that can be installed on Android™ or iOS mobile phones or tablets.
Its pocket-sized portability and simplified user interface allow integration into training sessions, professional healthcare settings (e.g., hospitals, clinics, medical offices), ambulances, and other environments described in the product user manual.
The information provided by the probe can be used for primary/targeted assessments and, in conjunction with other medical data, for clinical diagnosis and triage assessments of adult, pediatric, and neonatal patients. The Vscan Air system can also be helpful for interventional guidance.
GE Vscan Air Features :
- Cordless, mobile ultrasound system
- dual probe for examining superficial as well as deeper structures.
- Small and handy
- Easy to use and intuitive to navigate
- Optimized for mobile devices
works with many Android and iOS smartphones and tablets - Flexible, wireless data transmission
- DICOM®
- JPG/MPG export
- automatically share anonymized images with other apps
- No cloud required
- Robust in case of falls and moisture
- Drop Proof: MIL-810G
- waterproof: IP67
- withstands extreme temperatures
- Compatible with common disinfectants
- SignalMax™ technology
- razor-sharp images
- Console-quality signal processing
- Security
- encrypted DICOM TLS transmission
- secure user authentication
- Passwords required to access patient data
- Battery:
- Scan time: up to 50 minutes
- Charging time: 75 minutes (from 10% – 90%)
- Chargeable with Qi-compatible wireless charging station
- Weight: 205 +/- 3 grams
- Dimensions: 131 x 64 x 31 mm (H x W x D)
Benefits of Vscan Air:
- Insight right in your pocket: Supports early diagnosis and helps you quickly decide on the next steps
- Developed for clinicians: It is easy to use, intuitive to navigate, and optimized for your mobile device
- Dual-probe imaging power: Complete both shallow and deep scans without switching probes or compromising on image quality
- Durability, defined: Withstands everyday handling from scratches to drops and even a rainstorm
Areas of Application
- Thyroid gland
- Abdomen
- Gynecology/Obstetrics
- Urology
- Thorax/Lung
- Vascular
- Paediatrics
- Cardiology
- Musculoskeletal
Innovative, Mobile, Precise – the Vscan Air
The new Vscan Air from GE Medical Systems is a diagnostic ultrasound system specially designed for mobile use. Thanks to the innovative dual-probe technology, superficial and deeper structures can be imaged with the device without changing probes.
On one side, there is a linear probe with a maximum penetration depth of 8 cm, and on the other, a convex probe with a maximum penetration depth of 24 cm.
This bandwidth allows the Vscan Air to be used for all classic applications, from abdominal sonography to thyroid and gynecological sonography. Use in pediatrics is also possible.
Equipped with modern technology
With the Vscan Air, you have a mobile ultrasound device with the latest technology. The SignalMAX technology processed here ensures a significantly better image quality, which you can rely on despite the handy and compact pocket size. The Vscan Air can be used in many medical specialties.
It is ideal for obstetrics and gynecology but can also be used for smaller internal organs and urology. In addition, cardiac ultrasound is possible with the Vscan Air in adults and children weighing 40 kilograms or more.
Rely on excellent service.
You can count on excellent service when you buy Vscan Air ultrasound machines from us. We are at your side with experience and competence and will happily answer any questions, so you are safe. With medical technology that is immediately available, we rely on quick processing of your order so that you can use the technology quickly. Of course, you can also get accessories with the Vscan Air. You will also find various devices intended for stationary use in your practice.
Fast & Easy Data Processing in the Vscan Air App
The Vscan Air can be paired with an Android or iOS device via Bluetooth. The images can be displayed in real-time in the free Vscan Air app and later saved and forwarded to specialist colleagues. The Vscan Air impresses with its exceptional image quality and console-quality signal processing.
Equipped with modern technology
With the Vscan Air, you have a mobile ultrasound device with the latest technology. The SignalMAX technology processed here ensures a significantly better image quality, which you can rely on despite the handy and compact pocket size. The Vscan Air can be used in many medical specialties.
It is ideal for obstetrics and gynecology but can also be used for smaller internal organs and urology. In addition, cardiac ultrasound is possible with the Vscan Air in adults and children weighing 40 kilograms or more.
Rely on excellent service.
You can count on excellent service when you buy Vscan Air ultrasound machines from us. We are at your side with experience and competence and will happily answer any questions, so you are safe.
With medical technology that is immediately available, we rely on quick processing of your order so that you can use the technology quickly. Of course, you can also get accessories with the Vscan Air. You will also find various devices intended for stationary use in your practice.
Included:
- Vscan Air
- (9) Boxes of Radiesse(+)
- Protective Case
- Quick Start Guide
- User Manual
- Wireless Charging Pad with Micro USB Cable.
- Training is combined with the system purchase and expires in 12 months.
In conclusion, the GE Vscan Air Wireless Handheld Ultrasound is a remarkable innovation in the field of medical imaging. This compact and lightweight device allows healthcare professionals to perform diagnostic ultrasound exams quickly and easily, with high-quality images that can be transmitted wirelessly to a tablet or smartphone for further analysis and sharing.
Its portability and ease of use make it an excellent tool for point-of-care imaging in various clinical settings, from emergency departments to remote locations.
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