Vascular access and venous work runs on a high-frequency linear transducer, with needle guide support available for specified probes and the sealed panel operable under a sterile drape during the procedure.
Nerve block and regional anaesthesia work uses the same linear transducers, with exam types following the probe selected and scan-along tutorials available at the point the block is being performed.
Lung and abdominal assessment at the bedside runs on curved array and phased array transducers according to the depth the study calls for.
Cardiac point-of-care scanning runs on a phased array transducer with the Doppler mode set, tissue Doppler and ECG according to the configuration supplied.
Small parts and musculoskeletal imaging covering breast, thyroid, tendons and superficial structures uses a high-frequency linear transducer.
Obstetric and gynaecological work runs on curved array and endocavity transducers where those are among the ones supplied.
Departments teaching point-of-care ultrasound gain from a kiosk that holds its instructional library on board, since the material is present in the room where the scanning happens.