Ультразвуковой сканер Bovine equine для животных ректальный линейный выпуклый зонд с USB кабелем Type C умных устройств

Bovine equine farm animal ultrasound scanner rectal linear rectal convex probe with Type-C USB cable to android smart devices

App-based POC ultrasound – anywhere, anytime
Wide range of essential diagnostic situations, civil emergency medicine, midwife patient care

• 128 Elements


• 160° Larger scan angel


• 8.5”Touchscreen


• 12 Hours battery working

Support liquid disinfection
IPX7 waterproof design, simple probe disinfection task

Remote control probe
Probe button, remotely interact with the smart device

Sit back and relax
Trusted built-in protection features, including automatic freeze for extending the probe life, on-site training services and world-class support

The variety transducers
The system includes the L10-5 Linear Array Transducer, C5-2 Convex Array Transducer, and P4-2 Phased Array Transducer, allowing doctors to deal with a wide range of essential diagnostic situations

Fast, efficient and long battery life

Wired connection
To avoid interference and instability found with wireless connection

Focused Applications in Point-of-care
The MX5 realizes the benefits of workflow efficiency while providing superior imaging for repid bedside patient assessment.

With intuitive design, ease of operation, incredible image quality, slim go capability, touch-screen gesture, and a simplified intuitive workflow, the MX5 provides diagnostic confidence for focused applications of acute care, internal medicine, musculoskeletal, office practice.

Great potential for civil emergency medicine & midwife patient care
MX5 ultrasound provides high-quality imaging and is routinely used in many clinical environments, from hospital bedsides and clinics, even in civil accident and emergency medicine, MX5 mobile ultrasound can be a useful supplement to other diagnostic tools. In hospitals, medical practices and home visits, MX5 can equally underpin rapid point-of-care diagnoses, avoiding delays or the need for patients to travel.