Abstract: Disclosed are wearable ultrasound probes for use in trauma triage and assessment. The probes define a finger-receiving aperture and include an ultrasound array disposed adjacent the distal end wherein the ultrasound array is angled toward the bottom side of the probe about 10-50 degrees from the longitudinal axis and a second ultrasound array adjacent the distal end and proximal to the first ultrasound array, wherein the second ultrasound array is angled about 105-155 degrees from the first ultrasound array.

Abstract: A support system for a portable ultrasound machine is disclosed. The example support system includes a carrier for an imaging display and a bracket for a beamformer. The bracket mechanically couples to the carrier in a plurality of positions depending on a desired use of an operator of the portable ultrasound machine.

Abstract: Embodiments provide for a support system for a portable ultrasound machine. In one example, the support system includes a carrier for an imaging display and a bracket for a beamformer, where the bracket mechanically couples to the carrier in a plurality of positions depending on a desired use of an operator of the portable ultrasound machine. In this way, operational aspects related to use of the portable ultrasound machine, and satisfaction of a user thereof, may be improved.

Abstract: Disclosed are wearable ultrasound probes for use in trauma triage and assessment. The probes define a finger-receiving aperture and include an ultrasound array disposed adjacent the distal end wherein the ultrasound array is angled toward the bottom side of the probe about 10-50 degrees from the longitudinal axis and a second ultrasound array adjacent the distal end and proximal to the first ultrasound array, wherein the second ultrasound array is angled about 105-155 degrees from the first ultrasound array.

Abstract: Embodiments provide for a support system for a portable ultrasound machine. In one example, the support system includes a carrier for an imaging display and a bracket for a beamformer, where the bracket mechanically couples to the carrier in a plurality of positions depending on a desired use of an operator of the portable ultrasound machine. In this way, operational aspects related to use of the portable ultrasound machine, and satisfaction of a user thereof, may be improved.

Abstract: Disclosed are ultrasound probes for use in trauma triage and assessment. The probes define a finger-receiving aperture and include an ultrasound array disposed adjacent the distal end wherein the ultrasound array is angled toward the bottom side of the probe about 10-50 degrees from the longitudinal axis.

Abstract: Disclosed are ultrasound probes for use in trauma triage and assessment. The probes include two ultrasound arrays, the first array disposed adjacent the distal end and angled toward the bottom side of the probe about 10-50 degrees from the longitudinal axis, and the second array is proximal to the first array and angled about 105-155 degrees from the first array.

Abstract: Disclosed are portable ultrasound systems for use in trauma triage and assessment, such as for performing an eFAST exam. The systems include a tablet-based or mobile phone-based graphical user interface (GUI).

Abstract: Disclosed are wearable ultrasound probes for use in trauma triage and assessment. The probes include a finger-receiving aperture at a proximal end, a first ultrasound array disposed at a distal end, wherein the first ultrasound array is angled toward the palmar side about 60-105 degrees from the longitudinal axis, and a second ultrasound array disposed adjacent the distal end and proximal to the first ultrasound array, wherein the second ultrasound array is angled toward the palmar side about 10-50 degrees from the longitudinal axis, wherein the first ultrasound array comprises a phased array and the second ultrasound array comprises a linear array. Also disclosed are systems, methods, and finger-gripping elements that help retain the finger-mounted probes during use.

Abstract: A wearable ultrasound system comprising an ultrasound probe, a proximal wearable component electrically interconnected with said ultrasound probe adapted to be wearable on the hand, wrist, or arm of a user, and including at least one user interface mechanism, a processor, and one or more displays.

Abstract: A sensing apparatus which comprises a glove having an integrated sensor and electrical conductive structure which are at least partially embedded in the material of the glove, the material of the glove accommodating or enhancing the function of the sensor.