SPECIALIST ULTRASOUND PACKAGES
Portable ultrasound systems selected by a practising clinical sonographer for excellent imaging, practical everyday use and exceptional value.
HANDHELD
Ultra-portable ultrasound for clinicians who need high-quality imaging in an exceptionally compact system.
LINEAR + HOCKEY STICK PROBES
A versatile portable system configured specifically for high-quality MSK imaging and ultrasound-guided procedures.
LINEAR + CONVEX + TV PROBES
Flexible configurations for a broader range of diagnostic ultrasound applications.
✓ High-frequency linear imaging
✓ Ultra-portable handheld design
✓ Ideal for MSK and guided procedures
✓ Connects directly to your device
✓ 4–15 MHz linear transducer
✓ Optional hockey-stick transducer
✓ Large HD touchscreen display
✓ Designed for MSK & guided procedures
✓ Linear + convex transducers
✓ Optional TV transducer
✓ Superficial & deep imaging
✓ Abdominal, pelvic & vascular applications
Advice from a practising clinical sonographer who understands ultrasound in real-world clinical practice.
Clear, competitive pricing with carefully configured packages and no unnecessary extras.
Try the system yourself, assess the image quality and explore the different probe options before you buy.
Deal directly with me for advice, questions and ongoing support — before and after your purchase.
Buy Direct From a Clinical Sonographer
I'm Chris Pruvey, an experienced MSK clinician and clinical sonographer.
I started working with CHISON after looking for an ultrasound system that could deliver the image quality and functionality I wanted without the price tag associated with many established premium systems.
I now offer these systems directly to clinicians, with honest advice, hands-on demonstrations, setup support and ongoing after-sales support.
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Send me a message with any questions about the systems, pricing, probe configurations or demonstrations.
See the ultrasound image quality for yourself, explore the system and try the different transducer options.
