UltraVision

The use of point-of-care ultrasound allows endocrinologists to confidently diagnose, locate masses and guide biopsies and aspirations.

Musculoskeletal ultrasound provides real-time, high-resolution imaging for diagnosing soft tissue injuries, strains, sprains, and tendon damage, aiding pain management and urgent care.

Originally designed as a Research Platform the UltraVision is based on a Windows PC operating system and DirectX11 which can be implemented in any PC with sufficient resources. Many systems have been sold to Universities and research institutions arround the world.

UltraVision implements shear imaging modes to assess tissue hardness, supporting specific applications and OEM needs.

UltraVision offers ultrasound training through mobile learning, in-office sessions with musculoskeletal experts, and workshops.

UltraVision brings elastography and high-resolution imaging algorithms to this class of point-of-care ultrasonic scanners.

CPT Code 76881 Ultrasound, extremity, non-vascular, real-time with image documentation; complete Participating Amount $118

UltraVision Systems use programmable printed circuit boards connected via Thunderbolt 4 or PCIe interfaces, with pulsers, receivers, and multiplexers controlled by FPGAs for ultrasound processing.

UltraVision Corporation operates a Quality Management System that complies with ISO 9001:2016 and ISO 13485-2015.

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UltraVision designs, manufactures, and markets ultrasound systems for clinical, research, and OEM use, meeting ISO 13485 standards and holding FDA 510K clearance.

The company designs, manufactures, and markets ultrasound systems for clinical use, research, and incorporation into Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) products. Its products conform to ISO 13485 manufacturing standards and have an FDA 510K for clinical sales.