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NEW Real-time

Hand-held Ultrasound “Point of Care”

Instant Insight

Traditional (Cart-Based) System

Ultrasound Evolution

Personal Diagnostic Assistant

Hand-Carried System

$200,000 > 100 kg

2- 10 min boot-up

≈ $5,500 300 grams

< 1 sec boot-up

$50,000 3-4 kg

13 sec boot-up

Point-of-Care Ultrasound

Easy to Use

Adjunct to Physical Exam

Faster Triage

“Rule In” not “Rule Out”

Instant Insight | Quick Look Scans

Advantages of Signos RT

YES

YES

High Quality, Low Cost

Truly Portable

Point of Care Specific

Ease of Use – Wide appeal

YES

YES

Instant Insight

Real Time B-Mode

M-Mode

Spectral Doppler Stores up to

10,000+

images

Interchangeable

Transducer

options

Light Weight &

Small

Voice & Text

Annotation

Instant on from

Sleep Mode

Plug Probe directly into Tablet or

Laptop Hi-Res Touch

Screen Screen

with Zoom &

Pan options

Sector Annular Array (S3-5) ◦ High superficial resolution (0-12 cm) ◦ Excellent penetration (18 cm) ◦ Recommended for all applications

Sector Unfocused (S3) ◦ Lower abdominal (bladder) focus ◦ Good resolution at depth (18 cm) ◦ Cost effective option

Linear Transducer (8-10 MHz) in development

Handheld Display

Tablet or Laptop Display

and/or

Basic Applications

Fluid Localization e.g. FAST Scans,

Abdominal

Gross Anatomy e.g. Liver, Kidneys, Spleen,

Gall Bladder

Bladder & Catheter

Evaluation

Lungs – Fluid, Pneumothorax

Lump Analysis

Pregnancy Confirmation &

Fetal Presentation

Faster Triage

Central Line Placement

Target Markets & Applications of Signos RTFAST Lung Fluid Bladder Pregnancy

Gross

anatomy AAA Superficial Cardiac

Muscle

Biofeedback

EM / Trauma

Obs / Midwifery

Palliative Care

Resp / Pulmonology

General / Family Medicine

Rural & Remote

Hospitalists (other)

Physio / Chiro

Vet (* Companion Animal Specific)

◦ General Internal Organ Assessments Liver – masses, biopsy sight, fluid, blood flow through portal vein

Kidneys – obvious pathology, free fluid

Gall Bladder

Spleen

◦ Basic Obstetrics Confirmation of Pregnancy (Ectopic Pregnancy)

Baby Position

Crown – Rump Measurements

Gestational Sac

Liquor Volume

Placenta position

Fetal Heart Rate

Fetal Biometry

◦ Bladder Scanning Post Void Residual Volume

Pre & Post Surgery

Obvious pathology in and around bladder – masses, cysts

◦ AAA (Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm) Screening for Aneurysm

IVC

◦ Respiratory Thoracentesis - Pleural Effusion (location of fluid)

Pneumothorax – rule in / rule out

Lung Slide / Diaphragm movement

A-lines / B-lines / Consolidation

◦ Palliative Care / Oncolgy Paracentesis - Ascities (location of fluid in abdomen)

◦ Trauma / Pre-Hospital FAST Scans - Internal Bleeding

Central Lines / PICC’s

◦ Foreign Bodies / Lumps & Bumps

◦ Muscle Bio-Feedback ◦ Pelvic Floor

◦ TA (Trans Abdominal Muscles)

◦ Veterinary • Bladders – Cystocentesis, etc

• Kidneys – detect polycystic kidneys, hydronephrosis, tumors

• Fluid Detection – abdomen or pleural

• Internal Organ Imaging – Liver, Kidneys, Spleen, GB, etc

• Lungs – Fluid, Pneumothorax

• FAST Scans - Trauma

Hospital ED, ICU

Respiratory

Urology

Surgical Wards

Ob / Gyn

Maternity

Hepatology

Oncology

Palliative Care

Pediatrics

Rheumatology

General / Family Medicine Hospitals Emergency / Trauma / Retrieval Veterinary – Companion / Larger Animals Palliative Care / Home Care Services Midwifery / Fetal presentation / Bladder Physiotherapy / Muscle Bio-feedback Sports Medicine Any where that Ultrasound is used!

I have been involved in selling medical equipment for over 30 years now and cannot

remember when I last had a reaction to a product like we had to the new Signos RT. I

am really please that you guys took on board what we were saying and invested the

money in developing the new device. It really is going to be a great ride

From a technical aspect, the sonographers scanned a few patients while we were

there and used their existing £150,000.00 units as a comparison. Once they got used

to holding the larger scan head, they found what they were looking for without any

problems at all. They then compared the images obtained on both devices and

everything echo they saw on the big device was shown on the RT in comparable

detail. They were really impressed and kept saying that they could not believe such a

small device could give such high quality images.

During our training of the midwives who are going to be evaluating the unit, a

number of other doctors arrived to look at the device. They were from Gynae,

Obstetrics, Urology, etc. and all suggested additional uses for the device. Quite a few

would have bought units from me there and then if I would have had stock.

All I can say is "WOW". The reaction was really fantastic. They had a woman who

was 12 weeks and they had no problem finding the foetus and doing a Crown-Rump

measurement. The quality of the images were very well received and the accuracy of

the measurement was spot-on against the £150,000.00 system. Three of the

Midwives used the scanner and all had no problems in finding exactly what they

were looking for.

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