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Handheld ultrasound devices accurately assessed articular and periarticular pathologies in patients with inflammatory arthritis, matching the performance of conventional cart-based sonographic machines in B mode imaging.

Using handheld ultrasound, heart failure patients can be trained to perform lung ultrasound self-exams within a telemedicine model.

A case for point-of-care ultrasound in tropical medicine, from Zambia

Implementation of handheld ultrasound assessment of acute hypotension and hypoxia in the post anesthesia care setting is associated with a reduced length of stay and a reduction in suspected number of diagnoses.

Butterfly's Dr. John Martin and Dr. Mike Stone review images and cases, with questions from the audience.

Using a handheld ultrasound with a single transducer that provides whole-body imaging significantly reduces the time to complete ultrasound hypotension protocols compared to a traditional cart-based system, without compromising image quality in emergency department settings

Lung ultrasound from a handheld system outperformed chest X-ray in predicting positive tests for COVID-19.

Using handheld ultrasound to provide lung ultrasonography in the emergency department enhances the diagnosis of SARS-CoV-2 pneumonia.

Using handheld ultrasound for the sonographic evaluation of hidradenitis suppurativa effectively identifies key and subclinical lesions