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Vision changes? Grab the probe.

SonoRAY Inc
March 4, 2026
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OcularPoCUS Ultrasound EmergencyMedicine MedEd SonoRAY

Bedside ocular PoCUS allows clinicians to quickly evaluate eye emergencies such as retinal detachment and vitreous hemorrhage, supporting faster diagnosis and management.

Ocular PoCUS is fast, non-invasive, and can change management in minutes.


Retinal detachment → hyperechoic membrane tethered to the optic disc = ophthalmology emergency

Vitreous hemorrhage → swirling echogenic debris, not tethered


When fundoscopy is limited, bedside ultrasound steps in.

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