The Clarius system has got a very good image, especially for more superficial tissues and the Clarius voice control features are a fantastic thing for me in the office. It helps me maintain a clean area; I can use voice-activated settings to change the gain and needle mode as I need it. Clarius ultrasound has helped me deliver the best patient care, because I’m able to track outcomes with my patients and show them we’re making progress.”
Témoignages
Ian Young
DSc, PT, Dip. Osteopractic, RMSK
I can see the needle go in and where the fluid’s going in and the patella tendon and I can see the joint. It really opened my eyes to the possibility that this was something that I could get into because we do a lot of dry needling and soft tissue treatments that we could monitor before and after. »
Pat Pazmiño
MD, FACS
Miami Aesthetics
Clarius has done an incredible job with the T-mode, which helps with education because for the first time in real time, you can actually see a color-coded image of what you’re looking at on the screen. I have used the T-mode in training, and it really is eye-opening for the doctors because when they see it, it clicks. They finally understand what is on the other image, which can look like a TV full of static. But the T-mode really helps identify the anatomy and it really puts surgeons at ease.”
Zainab Al-Mukhtar
BDS, MJDF, RCSEng, MFDS
The introduction of the portable ultrasounds completely changed that. It means that now within an affordable price, medical aesthetic practitioners can purchase a portable device and now are in a fortunate position where there is more training available. And I think that it has elevated aesthetic practice a lot. There is an increase in use as a precautionary measure prior to injections. There is an increased use of ultrasound guided injections where necessary or where it is deemed helpful. There is an increased predictability in the way that we manage complications as an industry and there is also a greater understanding of dynamic anatomy as a result of being able to see the anatomy in real-time.”
Mohammad Bardi
MD, FRCPC
We say a picture is worth a thousand words. When I can show patients their old images and their new images and they can see the difference, it really helps one with patient adherence.”
Anish P. Keshwani
MD
Family Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynecology
I feel more confident with my ultrasound exams since I’ve started using OB AI. I love how the AI makes the app light up when things are perfectly lined up – I can see this really helping both seasoned clinicians and those who are starting their ultrasound journey.”
Oron Frenkel
MD
It really is my go-to friend for every patient. There is really no situation that I can imagine where the scanner wouldn’t be able to deliver what I need, either on the same patient, if I need to scan different parts of them during a single presentation, or going from bed to bed during a shift, I don’t ever have to switch out, and it really makes my workflow seamless.”
Zainab Al-Mukhtar
BDS, MJDF, RCSEng, MFDS
I now make a point of pre-scanning the temple, the nose, and the piriform fossa and indeed, the center of the chin if I’m using a bio stimulator that is not easy to dissolve. But always, the nose, the piriform fossa, and the temple. So, I pre-scan. In some situations, I use it for ultrasound-guided injections of filler and unique circumstances where I see that it’s necessary. So, for example, in the nose when I’m treating the lateral aspect of the nose, when I am treating the whole nasal labial fold subcutaneously and when I’m treating the temple in the subcutaneous or interfacial plane.”
David Rosenblum
AABP Integrative Pain Care
This is something that has really changed my practice, increased my efficiency. It’s like having a third hand. I just use my voice and the commands happen, and it captures the image and it does everything my assistant would normally have helped me with during a procedure.”
John Arlette (T-Mode)
MD , FRCPC, FAAD, FACMS
The T-Mode AI color assist for facial ultrasound imaging in aesthetics is a significant advancement in training for those early in their scanning career. The demonstration of fascial planes, fat compartments and muscle rapidly leads to confident interpretation of the important structures below the skin.”