Medical Service Ultrasound Scanner for Urology and Rehabilitation Needs

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Medical Service Ultrasound Scanner for Urology and Rehabilitation Needs

Customization:	Available
Customized:	Non-Customized
Certification:	CE, ISO13485

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Product Description

Basic Info.

Model NO.

BVT02

Scale

Small

Type

Health Care Intercom System

Medical

for Human

Using

Rehabilitation Care

Use Range

Urology, Special Care, Home Health

Transport Package

Standard Export Package

Specification

750g

Origin

China

Production Capacity

5000

Product Description

Introducing the BVT02 Bladder Scanner, complete with an Internal Printer for seamless documentation.

What is the BVT02?
BVT02 is a revolutionary 3D ultrasound medical device designed to swiftly and precisely measure bladder volume and post-void residual volume, ensuring accurate diagnostics and patient care.

Why Choose the BVT02?

The BVT02 advances bladder management for paraplegics, providing cutting-edge solutions that make a difference. Effective bladder management is crucial for daily care, particularly when neither patients nor nurses can rely on experience alone to gauge bladder volume. Overfilling may lead to upper urinary tract deterioration. The risk of potential complications persists, with frequent catheterization increasing the likelihood of iatrogenic urinary system infections, a major concern for healthcare providers. Repeated catheter insertions also heighten patient discomfort and psychological stress, while posing a risk of urinary tract damage.

Features That Set the BVT02 Apart

Compact design for ultimate portability and effortless operation.

A stunning 3.5' color LCD screen offers an intuitive interface.

Intelligent unit weighing just 750g, perfect for agile handling.

Multi-language OS: English, Chinese, French, Russian, Spanish, and Portuguese.

Real-time image scanning for seamless positioning.

Super-fast scan times (under 4 seconds) to minimize motion errors.

Advanced algorithms for accurate measurements of irregular shapes.

Eco-friendly energy-saving features.

Hand-held probe with integrated scanning switch.

Versatile patient modes for a wide range of users.

Detailed image analysis for enhanced accuracy.

Alarm function for exceeding preset bladder capacity limits.

Customizable probe start times.

Available in Standard or Lite versions.

Standard version: 12 images; Lite version: 1 large image.

Magnified measurement displays for effortless observation.

Four measurement results for comparative analysis.

Battery life exceeding 9 hours.

Extensive Applications

Medical Services Urology Obstetrics-gynecology Geriatrics Pediatrics Rehabilitation Surgical Special Care Home Health

Standard Configuration

1	Main Unit: 1pc
2	Probe: 1 pc
3	Power Adopter: 1pc
4	Touch Pen: 1pc
5	Battery: 1 pc

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary function of the BVT02 Bladder Scanner?

The BVT02 is a 3D ultrasound device used to quickly and non-invasively measure bladder volume and post-void residual (PVR) volume to assist in clinical diagnostics.

How fast is the scanning process?

The device offers super-fast scan times, with data acquisition completed in under 4 seconds, which helps reduce errors caused by probe movement.

Is the device suitable for mobile use within a hospital?

Yes, the BVT02 is highly portable, weighing only 750g, and features a battery life of over 9 hours, making it ideal for long shifts and bedside care.

Does the BVT02 support multiple languages?

Yes, the intelligent operating system supports English, Chinese, French, Russian, Spanish, and Portuguese.

What is the difference between the Standard and Lite versions?

The Standard version displays 12 detailed images for comprehensive review, while the Lite version displays one large image for simplified navigation and ease of use.

Why is using a bladder scanner better than manual catheterization?

Using a scanner reduces the need for unnecessary catheterization, which lowers the risk of urinary tract infections (UTIs), minimizes patient discomfort, and prevents potential bladder damage.