Bladder Scanners For Sale

A bladder scan uses a portable ultrasound that is noninvasive to provide a 2D or 3D image of the bladder and the volume of urine retained within the bladder. Retained urine is a reservoir for bacteria and pathogens, which can cause urinary tract infections, leading to damage of the renal structures, pain, and urosepsis. Bladder scans are commonly utilized in acute care, long-term care, and rehabilitation environments, as well as in physicians' offices.

A bladder scan can be used to assess patients for postvoid residual (PVR) volume. The scan is typically performed 10 minutes after a patient has last voided. The typical ultrasound unit provides a 3D image of the bladder on a display screen. The scanner contains a transducer, which sends out ultrasound waves that bounce off the bladder and are sent back to the computer for interpretation.

Consider bladder scanning for patients with the following conditions: Post-op decreased urinary output, enlarged prostate, urethral stricture, neurogenic bladder, spinal cord injuries, stroke, impaired cognitive ability, Renal calculi (kidney stones)  or a renal mass, urinary incontinence, and diabetes.

AvantSonic Z5 Bladder Scanner Ultrasound

(3D Bladder Scanning Capabilities)

PeakSonic M1 Bladder Scanner Ultrasound

(2D Bladder Scanning Capabilities)

PeakSonic M2 Bladder Scanner Ultrasound

(3D Bladder Scanning Capability)