An ultrasound scanner that fits in a pocket could change healthcare | Blue Cross Blue Shield
Butterfly iQ - a $2,000 a hand-held ultrasound scanner to diagnose early-stage pneumonia -
Pocket-sized, affordably-priced ultrasound connects to an iPhone
Giving everyone a window into the human body | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Point-of-care Ultrasound Sees Rapid Growth Amid COVID-19 and May be Poised for Consumers | Imaging Technology News
EagleView Dual-Head (Convex & Linear) Wireless Portable Doppler Ultrasound, Suitable for Tablet, iPhone and Andriod Phone.
Butterfly, A $1.25 Billion Healthtech Company, Launches New Ultrasound Technology In The U.K.
Pocket-size ultrasound machine changes game for telemedicine at CES 2019 - CNET
Butterfly iQ Ultrasound | Scanner for iPhone & Android | UDS
Hand-held ultrasound scanner shows its potential in rural Africa - Juta MedicalBrief
New "Ultrasound on a Chip" Tool Could Revolutionize Medical Imaging - IEEE Spectrum
Stopping the Spread of COVID-19 with Portable Ultrasound | Smartling
CES 2019: Take your own ultrasound with Butterfly iQ's handheld scanner - Video - CNET
Best Veterinary portable ultrasound for any animal | iQ+ Vet
Changing the Game: The Butterfly iQ Ultrasound - Sports Medicine Review
Butterfly IQ gets FDA clearance for chip-based, smartphone-connected ultrasound | MobiHealthNews
Butterfly iQ Ultrasound | Scanner for iPhone & Android | UDS
This Startup's Ultrasound Device Is the Size of an Electric Razor--and Thousands of Dollars Cheaper Than Any Competitor | Inc.com
Handheld portable ultrasound machine | Butterfly iQ+
Butterfly Network Case Study
Portable ultrasound | This Changed My Practice
Butterfly raises $250 million for portable full-body ultrasound scanner | VentureBeat
In African Villages, These Phones Become Ultrasound Scanners - The New York Times
Ultrasound machines that connect to iPads are helping doctors safely scan coronavirus patients | CNN Business
Atrium Health and Butterfly Network Partner for Innovation in Medical Imaging During COVID-19 | Imaging Technology News
