
All-in-one imaging, rugged tools, and a fast workflow for clinicians in the field.
- Rule out life-threatening injuries fast with eFAST, 3D array, and Biplane Imaging
- Assess lung status and quantify B-lines during acute dyspnea
- Guide challenging vascular access with Needle Viz: Out of Plane
- Assess high-risk patients' cardiac and pulmonary function
- Stay compliant by sending images downstream to your ePCR and PACS
- Train crews with asynchronous learning tools and track proficiency



Frequently Asked Questions
How is ultrasound used in EMS?

Prehospital crews use point-of-care ultrasound to assess trauma, breathing difficulty, and circulation at the scene — informing triage and transport decisions before arrival at hospital.
What is prehospital point-of-care ultrasound?

It is ultrasound performed at the patient's side — in the field or in the rig — to answer focused clinical questions quickly, rather than in a hospital imaging suite.
Why use handheld ultrasound in the field?

A single handheld probe is rugged, pocket-sized, and boots in seconds — well suited to the space, time, and mobility constraints of prehospital care.
Can ultrasound improve trauma triage in EMS?

Focused exams such as eFAST can help identify life-threatening findings early, supporting faster and better-informed triage and transport decisions.
What is eFAST and can Butterfly be used for it?

eFAST is a focused exam for free fluid and pneumothorax in trauma. Butterfly's single-probe workflows support abdominal, lung, and cardiac windows for eFAST assessment.
Can Butterfly ultrasound help with difficult IV access?

Needle Viz™ and POCUS Biplane Imaging™ are designed to improve visualisation during peripheral vascular access, helping support successful insertion.



