Mcube Biocon 900S Bladder Scanner
Biocon 900S
CUBEScan Bladder Scanner is the portable 3D ultrasound medical device to measure the bladder volume and PVR (Post-Void Residual urine) quickly and accurately with B-mode live image. CUBEScanTM series provide consistent product quality, useful functionality and ease of use. CUBEscan™ BioCon-900S is a hand-held, non-invasive ultrasound device that measures bladder volume quickly and easily. This compact bladder scanner provides all the functionality you need at a reasonable price.
3D Bladder Scanning is Ideal for a Multitude of Clinical Environments:
- Reduces unnecessary catheterizations and associated Urinary Tract Infections. CDC: Catheter-associated Urinary Tract Infections (CAUTI)
- Automatic 3D scanning for fast and accurate bladder volumes.
- Easy-to-use targeting and real-time scanning modes, ideal for non-specialists or experienced users.
- Universal gender patient setting, gives an accurate reading whether the patient has had a hysterectomy or not.
- Calibration not required, reducing time and cost of annual maintenance.
- Touchscreen interface enhances procedure simplicity.
- Lightweight ultra-portable design.
- Easy point-and-freeze operation provides results within 5 seconds.
- High-capacity internal memory for saving patient data.
- Simple-to-use, ergonomically designed probe.
- 5-second scan time.
Ultrasound is a proven technology based on reflections of ultrasonic waves. Ultrasound is used to noninvasively visualize, monitor and perform measurements in the human body.
For bladder volume measurements, the bladder is differentiated from surrounding tissues by ultrasonic reflections. Its volume is then is calculated based on bladder wall detection and a clinically tested algorithm.
Ultrasound bladder scanners are commonly used in acute care, rehabilitation, long-term care environments, urology and gynecology. It is a non-invasive alternative to bladder palpation and intermittent catheterization used to assess (initial) bladder volume, urinary retention, and post-void residual volume (PVR).
