The LV128C is a veterinary probe, and it is used for imaging large canines, pigs, sheep, cattle, and horses. Large animal practices, equine clinics and livestock veterinarians are the natural users, working with horses in the stable, cattle in the yard and sheep or pigs on the farm. The 30 cm maximum depth reaches deep anatomy in heavier bodies, and the 60° convex field provides a wide window from a single contact point.
Veterinary surgeons use B mode as the everyday view, a two-dimensional picture of tissue layers and organ outlines. M mode adds a trace of movement along one chosen line over time. Colour Doppler, power Doppler and pulsed wave are available as options for teams that also assess blood flow.
Porcine lard measurement is one application, extending the probe's use on pig units. Veterinary presets for large canine, porcine, ovine, bovine and equine work give each species a starting set of imaging parameters. Custom presets let a practice create its own settings, so a favourite setup for a mare or a sow is a tap away once saved.
Wireless design suits work away from a clinic bench. It pairs with an Android, iOS, or Windows device, and the battery lasts up to two hours. A veterinary technician or student can follow the examination alongside the operator, since the image appears on the paired screen. During wet yard or stable work, the IP68 waterproof design keeps the housing sealed against dust and water, which keeps the probe in service through a full round of visits.