Black and White Ultrasound
Black and white ultrasound: separate B&W superficial and B&W abdominal model tables, not merged into one model.
Two black-and-white families, kept separate
Black-and-white ultrasound, also called greyscale or B-mode ultrasound, shows anatomy without colour flow information. It is the basic imaging mode, and it is still the right choice where flow information is not needed, where the examination is a structural check, or where a simpler and lower-cost device is sufficient. On this site there are two black-and-white families, and they are presented as two separate tables below, because they are different products: the superficial family uses linear probes for shallow structures, and the abdominal family uses convex probes for deeper structures. Merging them into one model or one table would mislead a buyer about frequency, depth and footprint, so the two families are kept apart on purpose.
Black-and-white superficial models
The superficial family pairs a handheld wireless black-and-white device with a curved linear probe, offering B and BM modes with high-detail images. It is described for thyroid, small-part, musculoskeletal and vascular examinations, and for deeper tissue imaging within its published depth range. The two models share the same published application list, and differ only in frequency, depth and footprint, as the table shows.
| Model | Elements | Scanning frequency | Scanning depth | Footprint | Applications |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| C10LN | 128 | 7.5-10 MHz | 40-100 mm | L45 | Thyroid, small parts, paediatric, vascular, carotid, breast and similar |
| C10SN | 128 | 10-12 MHz | 20-80 mm | L25 | Same application list as C10LN |
Black-and-white abdominal models
The abdominal family is a wireless black-and-white abdominal ultrasound, described for abdominal diagnosis with high-definition images, usable with a phone, tablet, laptop or PC and with software described as compatible with iOS, Android and Windows. It is a portable, carry-anywhere device for abdominal examinations, and its two models differ in elements, frequency and radius, while sharing the same published application list.
| Model | Elements | Scanning frequency | Scanning depth | Radius | Applications |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| C10R | 80 | 3.5 MHz | 90-200 mm | R40 | Abdominal, emergency cardiac, urology, obstetric and gynaecological, lung, kidney and similar |
| C10RN | 128 | 3.5-5 MHz | 90-200 mm | R60 | Same application list as C10R |
A buyer choosing between the two families should start from depth: superficial work needs the linear range of the first table, while abdominal work needs the convex depth of the second. A buyer choosing within a family should compare frequency and footprint, because those are the published differences, and should confirm battery, connectivity and waterproof rating for the chosen model before ordering, since those figures are not published in the black-and-white tables reviewed for this site.
Related pages: Linear Probe Ultrasound · Abdominal Ultrasound Probe · Ultrasound Probe Types
Software and connectivity
The multipurpose and specialist series described on this site are presented by the company as working with the free MY USG app on iOS, Android and Windows, with images that can be saved in JPG, PNG, MP4 and DICOM formats. Confirm the app version, device compatibility and file-format support for the specific model you plan to order, because app features can differ between series.
Before you inquire
Before payment, confirm the exact model, probe type, frequency range, scanning depth, connectivity, battery specification, included accessories, minimum order quantity, lead time and price for your order in writing. The minimum order quantity and lead time figures quoted on this site come from the supplier's marketplace listing (for example, a listed minimum of 1 piece and delivery within 15 workdays) and are shown only as listed values to confirm per order, not as a fixed quotation. Certificates available upon request.