In the App-Guided mode, the size of the zip file is about 20MB. The Clinician-Guided recorded scan is usually smaller, depending on the amount and length of clips.
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Retrospective review of all self performed scans between 4/2020 to 3/2022. Ultrasound scanning and interpretation variables were analyzed, including scan adequacy, types of results and recommendations provided following scan review.
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The study discussed the use of tele-ultrasound for fetal assessment in regions affected by crisis and conflict. It highlighted how remote ultrasound technology could provide crucial prenatal care in resource-limited
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Home ultrasound and CTG are potentially feasible and acceptable to high-risk pregnant women. Larger studies are required to refine how best to implement such devices within clinical practice. To our
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Conclusion: The Pulsenmore platform offers a safe, effective, and patient-centered solution for prenatal monitoring. Clinical evidence from three years of research and successful commercialization supports its integration into prenatal care.
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Remote visits had a success rate of 97.4% (38 of 39), with significantly shorter durations compared with in-clinic visits (median 59.0 min vs. 159.0 min, P
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With appropriate patient selection, some older, chronically ill patients can generate high-quality LUS self-images that are non-inferior to those generated by trained physicians using the same device, thereby enabling remote
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FAQ
Frequently asked question
What is the size of the generated clips?
How do I start working with Pulsenmore?
To begin working with Pulsenmore, clinicians or healthcare organizations can submit a request through the contact form and indicate their interest in a collaboration. Our team will follow up to introduce the system, review clinical and operational needs, and confirm alignment with your care model.
Once aligned, a service agreement is established. From that point, eligible patients can obtain the device through authorized channels and receive remote monitoring services as part of the clinician’s care offering.
How does this integrate into the medical record?
Pulsenmore supports secure access to scan data, which can be referenced or documented in the EMR in accordance with institutional policies.
Does this replace scheduled ultrasounds?
No. Pulsenmore does not replace diagnostic or scheduled in-clinic ultrasound examinations.
How long can scans be viewed on the interface?
Data is available for review for 30 days. During this time, the HCP can download and save the scans onto the patient file. More information is available in our Terms of Use.
How do remote scans integrate into risk-based prenatal care?
Pulsenmore is used as an adjunct within physician-defined care pathways. Use is determined by patient risk profile and clinical judgment and does not replace standard prenatal imaging schedules.
How can I get Pulsenmore?
Pulsenmore is provided through participating healthcare providers. Ask your doctor if Pulsenmore is part of their prenatal care offering. If they work with us, they can prescribe the device, allowing you to purchase it and start using the service as part of your pregnancy care.
Why should I buy it?
Because it gives you peace of mind when you need it most. Pulsenmore lets you check on your baby from the comfort of your home, while staying connected to real medical care. It’s the only at-home ultrasound solution where every scan is reviewed by qualified medical professionals, so you get trusted clinical insight, not uncertainty.
How do I know if my smartphone is supported?
The Pulsenmore solution utilizes your smartphone’s processing and video streaming capabilities, communication protocols, display, and power resources. For this reason, not all smartphones meet the compatibility requirements. To insure your smartphone is compatible with the Pulsenmore Home Ultrasound check the Specification webpage.
Why is the device single-paitent use?
Our commitment to patient safety and reliable scans guides the device’s design and functionality. The Pulsenmore device, connecting to a patient’s personal smartphone, optimally utilizes smartphone capabilities, minimizing material and resource consumption for enhanced environmental sustainability.
1. The Pulsenmore self-scan device is designed for use within a specific timeframe and usage limit. Extending its lifetime may compromise reading integrity due to material limitations.
2. Responsibility for device maintenance and home storage after the initial period cannot be assumed, impacting transducer quality and ultrasound scan reliability.
3. The device design and validated cleaning protocol do not allow transfer between patients, to avoid cross contamination and infection.
Is it for any pregnancy?
Pulsenmore is designed for use from week 14 of pregnancy and for single-fetus pregnancies. To ensure accurate monitoring and continuous clinical feedback, each device is personal and intended to be used only by you throughout your current pregnancy, keeping you securely connected to your care team.
Can the device increase anxiety or create dependency?
The home ultrasound device is designed to provide continuity during pregnancy care and is intended to give you peace of mind.