Use Cases:
Convex Ultrasound Scanner
The Convex Ultrasound Scanner is designed for imaging deeper anatomical structures, providing excellent penetration and a wide field of view for a broad range of abdominal, pelvic, urinary, and general medical examinations. Its wireless, portable design allows clinicians to perform high-quality ultrasound assessments wherever care is delivered, making it well suited to hospitals, GP practices, community healthcare, urgent care, and private clinics.
As point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) continues to transform clinical practice, portable convex ultrasound is enabling healthcare professionals to obtain valuable diagnostic information at the bedside or during the patient consultation. Rather than waiting for referral-based imaging, clinicians can assess internal organs in real time, supporting earlier clinical decision-making, improving workflow efficiency, and enhancing the overall patient experience.
The scanner combines high-quality imaging with advanced ultrasound technologies, including Colour Doppler, Power Doppler, and Pulsed Wave Doppler, allowing clinicians to evaluate both anatomical structures and blood flow where clinically appropriate. From abdominal and renal examinations to women's health, urology, lung assessments, and general internal medicine, the Convex Ultrasound Scanner provides a versatile solution for a wide variety of clinical applications across multiple healthcare settings.
Whether you are expanding your point-of-care ultrasound capability or introducing portable imaging into your service, the Convex Ultrasound Scanner offers the flexibility to support everyday clinical practice while bringing diagnostic imaging closer to the patient. The following examples highlight some of the most common clinical applications for the scanner. Ultrasound should always be performed by appropriately trained clinicians and within their professional scope of practice.
1. Abdominal Examinations
Ideal for scanning the liver, gallbladder, spleen, pancreas, bowel, and abdominal structures to support routine assessments, pain investigations, and diagnostic decision-making.

2. Women’s Health & Gynaecology
Suitable for pelvic and lower abdominal imaging to support gynaecology consultations, reproductive health assessments, and women’s health evaluations.

3. Obstetric Imaging
Useful for selected pregnancy and obstetric assessments where portable imaging is required, supporting flexible care in clinics and community settings.

4. Urology & Bladder Assessments
Helps clinicians evaluate the bladder, kidneys, urinary tract, and lower abdominal region for urological investigations and urinary health concerns.

5. Kidney & Renal Scanning
Supports assessment of the kidneys and surrounding structures, helping clinicians investigate pain, obstruction, hydronephrosis, or renal abnormalities.

6. Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS)
Ideal for bedside and rapid assessments in urgent care, emergency medicine, GP practices, wards, and community healthcare where immediate imaging supports faster decisions.

7. Lung & Chest Applications
Can be used for selected lung and pleural assessments, including fluid detection and focused respiratory examinations.

8. Internal Medicine & General Practice
A valuable tool for clinicians who need portable imaging for day-to-day abdominal, pelvic, urinary, and general internal assessments.

9. Mobile & Community Clinics
Wireless portability makes it suitable for care homes, outreach services, home visits, remote healthcare settings, and mobile clinics.

10. Education & Training
Excellent for teaching abdominal anatomy, ultrasound fundamentals, women’s health imaging, and point-of-care scanning skills.

