L10W Ultra-Wide Linear Ultrasound Probe for MSK & Vascular Scans

With an ultra-wide 80 mm linear footprint, 7.5/10 MHz imaging, and a 20–60 mm scan depth, the L10W helps clinicians capture more musculoskeletal anatomy in a single view with less probe repositioning.

• Evaluate tendons, ligaments, muscles, bursae, fascia, and superficial joints.
• Perform dynamic exams to assess tendon gliding, ligament integrity, and muscle movement.
• Use the wide linear field of view to compare longer soft-tissue structures in one image.
• Apply Power Doppler to review hyperemia around inflamed tendons, joints, or entheses.
• Support joint injections, aspirations, and regenerative procedures with grid, in-plane, or out-of-plane guidance.

The L10W supports peripheral nerve visualization and pain-management workflows where a wider linear view helps show nerves, vessels, fascia, and surrounding anatomy together.

• Identify accessible peripheral nerves and surrounding soft-tissue landmarks.
• Support selected peripheral nerve blocks and local anesthetic injections.
• Evaluate nerve entrapment patterns such as median nerve compression at the wrist.
• Use Color, Power, and PW Doppler to distinguish nerves from adjacent vessels.
• Guide superficial-to-mid-depth pain procedures using standard puncture assist tools.

With an 80 mm footprint and Doppler flow modes, the L10W is well suited for peripheral vascular access and broader vessel visualization in daily clinical workflows.

• Identify veins and arteries before peripheral cannulation.
• Assess vessel depth, diameter, compressibility, wall structure, and surrounding tissue.
• Use Color or Power Doppler to confirm vessel location, patency, and flow direction.
• Support selected accessible venous compression and peripheral vessel assessments.
• Guide needle entry with grid, in-plane, and out-of-plane puncture support.

The L10W’s wide linear footprint is especially useful for carotid and vascular-flow workflows that benefit from a longer field of view and Doppler quantification.

• Visualize carotid artery walls, lumen, plaque, and surrounding vascular anatomy.
• Measure intima-media thickness and vessel diameter when clinically appropriate.
• Use PW Doppler to assess flow velocity, waveform morphology, and hemodynamic patterns.
• Review accessible peripheral arterial or venous flow in superficial-to-mid-depth regions.
• Capture still images, cine loops, and Doppler traces for documentation or referral.

With high-frequency linear imaging and a 20–60 mm depth range, the L10W supports thyroid, lymph node, salivary gland, scrotal, and other small-parts workflows.

• Evaluate thyroid gland architecture, nodules, cystic structures, and surrounding tissue.
• Use Doppler to assess vascularity in thyroid and neck-region findings.
• Examine superficial lymph nodes in the neck, axilla, or groin.
• Assess salivary gland, scrotal, and other accessible small-parts structures.
• Support selected superficial needle procedures when performed under appropriate clinical protocols.

The L10W can support accessible breast, axillary, and chest-wall assessment where a wider linear view and 20–60 mm scan depth are appropriate.

• Evaluate accessible palpable findings within the superficial-to-mid-depth imaging range.
• Review cystic or solid-appearing findings with grayscale and Doppler imaging.
• Assess peri-incisional seromas, hematomas, swelling, or superficial fluid collections.
• Examine superficial axillary lymph nodes when clinically indicated.
• Save images, cine loops, and DICOM files for follow-up, referral, or specialist review.

The L10W supports practical soft-tissue imaging for lesions, collections, foreign bodies, and post-procedural changes located within the 20–60 mm range.

• Evaluate cysts, lipomas, abscesses, hematomas, foreign bodies, nodules, and localized swelling.
• Measure lesion size, depth, and relationship to surrounding superficial tissue.
• Use Doppler to review vascularity around inflammatory or suspicious findings.
• Support aspiration, drainage, biopsy, or superficial injection workflows when appropriate.
• Monitor wound sites, postoperative changes, and soft-tissue healing over time.

For frontline superficial-to-mid-depth POCUS, the L10W provides a wide linear view for soft-tissue evaluation, minor trauma, vascular access, and bedside procedural support.

• Assess abscesses, cellulitis, hematomas, edema, and soft-tissue swelling.
• Localize superficial foreign bodies such as glass, splinters, or embedded debris.
• Evaluate accessible tendon, ligament, muscle, or small-joint injuries after minor trauma.
• Support peripheral IV placement and selected bedside drainage or aspiration procedures.
• Capture and share images or cine clips for triage, documentation, and follow-up.

Wireless and cable connectivity, cross-platform compatibility, and flexible file export make the L10W practical for mobile linear-probe workflows across clinics, procedure rooms, and field settings.

• Scan on iOS, Android, or Windows devices without subscription barriers.
• Use built-in WiFi or cable connection depending on the clinical environment.
• Capture images and videos for case review, referral, or remote consultation.
• Export JPEG, PNG, MP4, and DICOM files for documentation and sharing.
• Use the 4200 mAh battery and 3-hour scanning time for daily mobile scanning workflows.

The L10W provides a useful platform for education and research involving wide-field linear imaging, MSK, vascular, nerve, thyroid, breast, small-parts, and superficial soft-tissue ultrasound.

• Teach wide-footprint scanning of vessels, nerves, tendons, muscles, thyroid, and small parts.
• Build training modules for vascular access, nerve blocks, joint injections, and superficial procedures.
• Study Doppler workflows for vascular flow, inflammation, and superficial tissue perfusion.
• Compare long-axis anatomy views using the 80 mm linear footprint.
• Collect still images, cine loops, PW Doppler traces, and DICOM files for teaching, review, and protocol development.