Yet ultrasound machines were clunky, expensive cart-based systems that took up a lot of space and were hard to move around. As such, they were confined to radiology, cardiology and obstetrics ...

Lightweight, handheld ultrasound devices let providers meet ... which for years relied on bulky – yet powerful – cart-based systems. About two decades ago, the lighter 10-pound laptop versions ...

That same year, it launched Butterfly iQ, which uses semiconductor technology to replace large and expensive ultrasound carts. The device resembles a hand-held electric hair trimmer and plugs into ...

It previously said the entire system would be priced below $10,000; standard ultrasound carts typically start around $20,000 and can reach upward of $200,000. “Even for the largest medical ...

The Clarius Cart is an ultrasound accessory to complement the line up of wireless ultrasound scanners for use in more traditional settings. It is a mobile cart with a lockable cabinet to hold ...