The ASUS LU700 Portable Ultrasound Device: Reliable Portable Medical Scanning
ASUS is most commonly known for its delivery of high-performance hardware across enterprise, point-of-sale, creative, and gaming markets. What you might not know is how broad ASUS’ technological applications really are.
When it comes to medicine and science, you’ll find ASUS supporting medical care professionals with the latest technologies and innovations, such as the ASUS LU700.
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The ASUS LU700: Portable Ultrasounds Made Possible
The ASUS LU700 is a portable point-of-care ultrasound solution, delivering rapid, on-the-go diagnoses of multiple medical conditions. Designed to be compact, lightweight, and portable, the device offers long battery life, high durability, and wireless connectivity. A selection of three models means that the ASUS LU700 can be used on humans, animals, or both, depending on your needs. Whether it’s on a patient in a moving ambulance, a clinician making their regular rounds, or during emergency procedures, the LU700 is here to help.
LU700C Convex |
LU700L Linear |
LU700M Microconvex |
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Intended use | General abdominal imaging, lungs, muscles and bones (traditional), muscles and bones (surface), peripheral arteries, and obstetrics and gynecology. | General abdominal imaging, lungs, small organs (chest, thyroid), muscles and bones (traditional), muscles and bones (surface), and peripheral arteries. | General abdominal imaging, small organs, cardiac diagnosis, muscle and bone (traditional), muscle and bone (surface), and peripheral arteries. |
Frequency | 2.0 –5.0 MHz | 5.0 –10.0 MHz | 4.0 –8.0 MHz |
FOV | 60 | N/A | 100 |
Depth | 18 cm | 6 cm | 12 cm |
Size | 187 x 74 x 40 mm | 178 x 74 x 40 mm | 190x 74 x 40 mm |
Weight | 388g | 357g | 340g |
Operation | B/M/CF*/PW*/PD* | ||
Image file | JPEG/PNG/BMP/DICOM* | ||
Battery | Rechargeable 6000 mAhLi-ion Battery with 300 charging cycle |