ULTRASOUND, AT THE SPEED OF LIFE
A powerful diagnostic tool all within the palm of your hand, the SonoSite iViz was designed to go with you, where you need it.
ONE HANDED USER INTERFACE
Ergonomic one-hand operation allows for easy manipulation of image settings, especially useful in crowded environments or inside vehicles when space is a premium.
UNCOMPROMISED IMAGE CLARITY
Small in size does not mean compromise on image. The iViz combines DirectClear Technology, advanced image processing (SonoHD3) and a high-resolution display to provide the image quality you expect from a SonoSite system.
L38v - Carotid
L38v - Internal Jugular Vein
P21v - Parasternal Long Axis Cardiac
iViz Left Upper Quadrant Spleen Kidney
iViz L38v Carotid Artery
iViz Glenoid Labrum
DURABILITY
CONNECTIVITY, SIMPLIFIED
*Please discuss with your SonoSite representative if Tricefy™ is available in your region
WORKFLOW, SIMPLIFIED
“I can already see other situations where it may help us in the future. Regional nerve blocks could replace intravenous pain relief in an emergency setting. You could, for instance, numb just the shoulder nerves in order to reset a dislocated shoulder. The iViz lets you see all the affected nerves and vessels easily. Ten years from you, I expect that all emergency medical cars like ours will be equipped with portable ultrasound systems. The information we get from it is so significant – nobody will want to miss out”.
https://www.sonosite.com/blog/pocus-profile-dr-torsten-müller
Dr. Torsten Muller
Dr. Engevik discusses how portable ultrasound systems like iViz can be useful in determining if internal injuries, such as internal bleeding, punctured lungs, or ruptured spleens, are present in trauma patients
https://www.sonosite.com/blog/portable-ultrasound-machine-international-medical-missions
Dr. Russell Engevik
"The picture quality, color Doppler and ease-of-use convinced me that the quality of ultrasound had changed quickly over the years and I needed a new system. It made sense to have a portable device that was more comfortable to carry with me; I chose a SonoSite iViz system and am now using ultrasound a lot more."
https://www.sonosite.com/blog/iviz-handheld-ultrasound-physical-therapy
Dr. Thomas Sokollik
FUJIFILM SonoSite has contributed to the medical recovery efforts, and Dr. Tirado sent us an update on his work with medical patients on the island. He is being escorted by helicopter to the most at-need regions and in the image below he is using the SonoSite iViz to perform a FAST scan on a patient.
https://www.sonosite.com/blog/global-health-fujifilm-sonosite-machines-assist-puerto-rican-recovery
Dr. Alfredo Tirado, Florida Hospital in Orlando
"At the end of 2015, we began a pilot study – Pre-hospital Assessment Rotterdam Aortic Aneurysm (PARA2) – to evaluate pre-hospital assessment of the abdominal aorta using point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS). FUJIFILM SonoSite provided two hand-carried ultrasound systems and, together with an emergency physician with extensive POCUS experience, trained three ambulance nurses and two nurse practitioners to scan the abdominal aorta. It quickly became part of our daily routine to scan patients’ aortas, gaining as much practice as possible. As nurse practitioners, we also received more advanced training in point-of-care ultrasound, including Extended Focused Assessment with Sonography for Trauma (eFAST), to allow additional conditions to be triaged.”
https://www.sonosite.com/blog/pocus-pre-hospital-settings-rotterdam-netherlands
Geert-Jan Deddens, a nurse practitioner in emergency care with the Rotterdam Ambulance Service.
“We contacted FUJIFILM SonoSite, explaining what we were doing and why, and the company lent us an SonoSite iViz system for the project, which was ideal as its lightweight and small size made it easy to carry around in a bag. Another consideration before we left for Madagascar was how to recharge the system’s batteries. We knew that we would not have access to power during the trip, and so we contacted a gentleman from Mobile Solar Chargers Ltd who had experience of using this technology in developing countries. He was very excited by what we were doing and kindly made some solar panels that could be used. We took six batteries with us, which allowed us to work right through the day, and then we recharged them overnight from the power generated by the solar panels”.
https://www.sonosite.com/blog/iviz-used-investigate-schistosomiasis-madagascar
Dr. Hannah Russell
We offer ultrasound education when, where, and how you want it. Training ranges from on-site workshops to on-demand materials.
