Exciting Enhancements in Ultrasound Technology
Clarius Mobile Health has unveiled its latest features with the Clarius App version 12.2, aimed at improving patient care and making ultrasound more accessible. These new functionalities are particularly designed to assist both experienced clinicians and those just starting their journey in the field.
AI-Powered Innovations
The incorporation of artificial intelligence aims to streamline workflows and enhance the overall experience for healthcare providers. Sarah Leverett, the Vice President of Marketing at Clarius, expressed enthusiasm about these advancements, stating, "We're thrilled to introduce a new generation of AI-powered tools that not only streamline workflows for experienced practitioners but also empower new users to scan with confidence."
T-Mode for Enhanced Learning
A key feature in the update is the T-Mode Abdominal Wall, which serves as a teaching tool for new users. This innovative module helps clinicians learn to interpret ultrasound anatomy effectively. It presents anatomical structures such as the skin and muscles of the abdominal wall in real-time, aiding in the education process.
Feedback from Medical Professionals
Dr. Marc Salzman, a plastic surgeon and educator, recently experienced the T-Mode Abdominal Wall and shared his impressions: "I was very impressed with how easy it was to delineate the different muscles of the abdominal wall in color and in real-time with movement of the scanner. This will make learning the TAP block much easier for my students and fellows. Hats off to Clarius on this one."
Streamlined Volume Measurements
The app also includes a new feature for automated volume measurement. This tool allows clinicians to capture three dimensions effortlessly, with the app performing the calculations automatically. This capability is extremely beneficial for tracking changes in masses or cysts over time.
Ultrasound Education Made Easy
Clarius has also expanded its educational offerings with the addition of teaching modes now available on the Clarius PAL multipurpose scanner. These AI-driven T-Modes help accelerate the learning curve for medical students and novice users across various ultrasound exams.
Pioneering Technology in Veterinary Care
In a significant advancement for veterinary care, Clarius has introduced the Auto Preset AI feature. This tool optimizes imaging presets automatically, thereby facilitating quicker and more efficient exams for veterinarians. Initially developed for human use, it is now available for companion animals, marking a new era in veterinary ultrasound.
Company Overview
Clarius Mobile Health is dedicated to democratizing access to high-quality ultrasound tools. With a focus on affordability and ease of use, Clarius aims to provide healthcare professionals with the necessary tools to improve patient outcomes. The company has seen nearly seven million high-definition scans performed using its handheld scanners, which are now available in over 70 countries worldwide.
Clarius Media Contact
To learn more about Clarius Mobile Health and its groundbreaking advancements in ultrasound technology, interested parties can reach out to:
Sarah Leverett
Vice President of Marketing | Clarius Mobile Health
Phone: +1 (206) 550-6120
Frequently Asked Questions
What is new in the Clarius App 12.2?
The Clarius App 12.2 introduces AI-powered features designed to enhance patient care and ease of learning for newer users.
How does the T-Mode Abdominal Wall assist clinicians?
This tool helps new users quickly understand and identify anatomical structures during ultrasound examinations.
What is the significance of automated volume measurement?
This feature allows clinicians to efficiently track changes in cysts or masses over time with accurate calculations.
What advancements are made for veterinary use?
The introduction of Auto Preset AI allows veterinarians to conduct faster exams with optimized imaging settings.
How does Clarius support medical education?
Clarius offers multiple teaching modes on its devices to help medical students and new practitioners learn ultrasound more effectively.
