Wireless by design
Connect to compatible iOS and Android phones or tablets without a conventional console.
Wireless point-of-care ultrasound
Clarity, untethered.
Pocket-ready ultrasound probes that connect directly to your phone or tablet—bringing focused imaging into the flow of care.
iOSAndroidTablets
Phone and tablet readyA familiar screen, wherever care happens
Cable-free workflowDesigned for mobility and rapid setup
Purpose-built rangeProbe options for focused clinical needs
The Zetrino range
One platform. The probe your practice needs.
Choose by clinical application and scan depth. Every model is presented with a clear specification sheet, compatible-device guidance, and specialist onboarding.
Zetrino Triad X9
Zetrino Triad X9 brings convex, linear and phased-array scanning into one wireless handheld system designed for phone and ...
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Zetrino Arc X9
Zetrino Arc X9 is a wireless convex-array probe for broad-field point-of-care scanning on compatible phones and tablets. I...
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Zetrino Linear X9
Zetrino Linear X9 is a full-width wireless linear-array probe created for high-resolution superficial and vascular imaging...
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Designed around the clinician
Less setup. More focus.
From first connection to image review, Zetrino keeps essential controls close at hand—without a cart-based console interrupting the flow of care.
Imaging modes
Selected models support B, B/M, Color, PDI, and PW modes for focused assessment.
Portable power
Compact hardware and replaceable-battery options support mobile clinical workflows.
Connected documentation
Share supported DICOM studies through configured PACS and electronic medical record workflows.
In clinical context
Built to work where care happens.
A wireless probe is useful when the device, display, workflow, and clinical question stay aligned. Explore realistic phone-and-tablet use across the applications covered by the Zetrino range.
Broad point-of-care
Focused imaging at the bedside
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Linear-array workflow
Vascular and musculoskeletal access
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Ultra-superficial detail
A smaller acoustic window for near-field work
Explore the application →Workflow photographs are representative illustrations. They show phone-or-tablet operation and device handling, not diagnostic output or locally approved indications for use.
A compact range selected to cover multi-array, deep convex, general linear, compact linear, high-frequency, and ultra-high-frequency needs.
Array, frequency, depth, footprint, and platform details are tied to available technical source material and confirmed for the quotation.
Worldwide inquiries are welcome; regulatory status, documentation, compatibility, and supply are checked for each destination.
Clinical evidence standard
Proof should be traceable, not decorative.
We publish source-provided technical captures without generative alteration. Future clinician profiles and case studies will be added only with documented permission, de-identification, configuration details, and professional context.
Talk to a specialistClinical applications
Made to move across care settings.
Explore the probe types commonly selected for each specialty. Final device selection and use should follow local regulations and clinical training requirements.
01
Emergency medicine
Fast, focused assessment at the point of care.
02Critical care
Portable imaging within high-acuity workflows.
03Musculoskeletal
High-frequency visualization of superficial anatomy.
04Vascular access
Linear-array options for vessel visualization and guidance.
05OB/GYN
Convex-array options for compatible obstetric and gynecologic assessment.
06Primary care
A compact extension to focused physical assessment.
Choose with confidence
Find the right probe for your practice.
Tell us your specialty, preferred device, and primary applications. We’ll help you compare the relevant configurations.