
Look for joint fluid, tendon changes and soft tissue lumps.
The Centrate HD192 puts convex, linear and cardiac imaging in one probe that runs on the phone or tablet you already own. No trolley. No subscription.

In general practice a quick question comes up between patients. Gallstone or not. Fluid in the knee or not. A pregnancy in the uterus or not.
A referral turns a thirty second question into days of waiting. The HD192 puts the answer in the consult room, while the patient is still sitting there.
In a Danish study of GPs who use ultrasound, about 3 in 4 scans were focused yes or no questions. Jensen et al., Annals of Family Medicine, 2022.

Scan a range of everyday concerns right in the consult room. No waiting for outside imaging, and no moving the patient to another room.

Look for joint fluid, tendon changes and soft tissue lumps.

Check the gallbladder, liver and kidneys for stones and fluid.

Confirm the pregnancy is in the uterus and estimate the dates.

Check thyroid nodules, carotid flow and leg veins.
Captures supplied by the manufacturer. Phone frame is illustrative.
Many handhelds publish one headline element count. The HD192 carries 192 elements and 64 channels on the convex head and on the linear head, so superficial work is as sharp as deep work.
Four pages you can read in five minutes. Scans, specs and what comes with it.
Download the brochurePut in your own scan volume and fee and see what it adds up to.
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Together, the probe and the free app help you:
Fast. Portable. Priced for a clinic.


One dual head probe with convex, linear and cardiac imaging, 192 elements on each head.
No switching probes. No waiting on a cart. IP68, wireless charging, about three hours of scanning.
Explore the specsFree on the App Store and Google Play. Free updates, no subscription.
Switch array to see what each head is built for, then tap any frame to bring it up.

Captures supplied by the manufacturer for this system. Image quality in use depends on patient, preset and operator.
Captures supplied by the manufacturer. Image quality in use depends on the patient, the preset and the operator.
Change the figures to match your clinic.
This is revenue, not profit, and your own figures will differ. Typical private clinic fees in Malaysia run about RM80 to 150 for a basic abdominal scan and RM28 to 53 for an early pregnancy scan.
No. The MY USG app and every future update are free. There is no per seat licence and no cloud fee.
A phone, tablet or PC. It works with Android 14 and later, iPhone and iPad on iOS 11 and later (by WiFi), and Windows 10. We can also supply a tablet that is set up and paired, quoted separately.
Basic point of care scans can be learned, and published guidance for GPs recommends training matched to your practice. We bring a unit to your clinic, scan live, and put it in your hands so you can judge for yourself.
A cart is built for the full study and is still the better tool for deep abdominal work. The HD192 is for the quick question that is not worth moving a patient for. Many clinics use both.
Yes, with training. We recommend that a doctor reviews the images.
Many private clinics in Malaysia already offer ultrasound scans as a paid service. We do not give regulatory advice, so please confirm your scope of practice with your professional body.
Warranty, repair and support terms are given in writing with your quotation, so the service position is clear before you buy.
We bring a unit to your clinic, scan live and hand it to you. Fifteen to twenty minutes, with no commitment.