Back in the 1960's we saw Dr. McCoy use a little device that looked like a salt shaker to diagnose the internal problems of patients; here is a replica demonstration:
(Replica of original Star Trek medical scanner prop, w/digital sound)
Now, you can get something pretty similar - the advanced wireless ultrasound transducer | wireless ultrasound probe MSLPU31 which outputs to the iPhone and iPad.
(Handheld ultrasound scanner)
High Quality Ultrasound Probe Scanner MSLPU31, which belongs to Wireless Array Probe Scanner, offered by MSL, Guangzhou Medsinglong Medical Equipment Co., Ltd.China.
Under integrated ultrasound circuit boards inside, Digital Wireless Array Probe Scanner MSLPU31 can wirless connect to the PC Tablet, Smart Phone that after installed ultrasound software effectively, then realize the functions of a ultrasound scanner. Wireless Array Probe Scanner MSLPU31 is so small and smart, convenient for carry and operation, all to meet the needs of people.
Dr. McCoy would appreciate the larger screen, perhaps.
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