The World's First Ultrasound AI for Blood Clot Detection.
ThinkSono Guidance enables any non-ultrasound trained healthcare professional to scan for blood clots (DVT). It reduces waiting times, negative DVT cases and can be used at the point of care.
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Perform a proximal compression ultrasound DVT exam using real-time AI guidance, making it easy to identify the correct anatomy and positioning.
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The World's First Ultrasound AI for Blood Clot Detection.
ThinkSono Guidance enables any non-ultrasound trained healthcare professional to scan for blood clots (DVT). It reduces waiting times, negative DVT cases and can be used at the point of care.
Scan
Perform a proximal compression ultrasound DVT exam using real-time AI guidance, making it easy to identify the correct anatomy and positioning.
Upload
Report
The World's First Ultrasound AI for Blood Clot Detection.
ThinkSono Guidance enables any non-ultrasound trained healthcare professional to scan for blood clots (DVT). It reduces waiting times, negative DVT cases and can be used at the point of care.
See how ThinkSono works
Scan
Perform a proximal compression ultrasound DVT exam using real-time AI guidance, making it easy to identify the correct anatomy and positioning.
Upload
Report
Streamline the DVT Clinical Pathway
ThinkSono Guidance transforms a process that usually takes an entire day into one that can be completed in just 15 minutes.
Existing Pathway
ThinkSono Pathway
Streamline the DVT Clinical Pathway
ThinkSono Guidance transforms a process that usually takes an entire day into one that can be completed in just 15 minutes.
Existing Pathway
ThinkSono Pathway
Total time: 6-24 Hours
Streamline the DVT Clinical Pathway
ThinkSono Guidance transforms a process that usually takes an entire day into one that can be completed in just 15 minutes.
Existing Pathway
ThinkSono Pathway
Total time: 6-24 Hours
Join the Leading Institutions Transforming DVT Pathways
Join the Leading Institutions Transforming DVT Pathways
Join the Leading Institutions Transforming DVT Pathways
Implement ThinkSono Guidance within 24 Hours
Empower your healthcare team to perform DVT ultrasound scans directly at the point of care. ThinkSono Guidance is designed to be easily set up to save both you and your patients valuable time throughout the DVT pathway, streamlining assessments and improving efficiency.
Start today
Implement ThinkSono Guidance within 24 Hours
Empower your healthcare team to perform DVT ultrasound scans directly at the point of care. ThinkSono Guidance is designed to be easily set up to save both you and your patients valuable time throughout the DVT pathway, streamlining assessments and improving efficiency.
Start today
Implement ThinkSono Guidance within 24 Hours
Empower your healthcare team to perform DVT ultrasound scans directly at the point of care. ThinkSono Guidance is designed to be easily set up to save both you and your patients valuable time throughout the DVT pathway, streamlining assessments and improving efficiency.
Start today
Why Providers Trust ThinkSono
More than 1,000 patients have been scanned in prospective, double blinded, multi-centred clinical trials across the UK and EU. The software has a Class IIb CE mark and is registered in the EU (EUDAMED) and the UK (MHRA).
“ThinkSono Guidance would be a powerful tool in our diagnostic arsenal. The intuitive AI guidance has the potential to enable providers without prior ultrasound training to perform DVT exams confidently and effectively, ensuring consistent, high-quality results.”
Dr. Glenn Jacobowitz, Northwell Health
Professor of Surgery and Director of Ambulatory Vascular Surgery
DVT is a significant problem for the NHS. Not only from a financial perspective, but also from a clinical perspective. Pathways for DVT are consequently very time consuming because the patient has to be sent to radiology for the performance of the scan. Enabling nurses, GP’s and other non-specialists to diagnose DVT accurately at the point of care would be extremely useful for the NHS and much more convenient for patients.
Dr. Nicola Drake MD
Consultant Emergency Physician at Guy’s and St Thomas Hospital, London.
“The burden of deep vein thrombosis is significant, with DVT often suspected more frequently than it is confirmed. Enabling non-experts to perform diagnostic ultrasounds has the potential to transform and streamline DVT diagnostic pathways.”
Dr. David Keeling BSc MD FRCP FRCPath
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
“Many patients do not have a definitive diagnosis within 24 hours of a suspected DVT. With ThinkSono Guidance, we could provide faster care for our patients without compromising diagnostic quality.”
Dr. Nicola Curry, NHS Oxford
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
“ThinkSono Guidance would be a powerful tool in our diagnostic arsenal. The intuitive AI guidance has the potential to enable providers without prior ultrasound training to perform DVT exams confidently and effectively, ensuring consistent, high-quality results.”
Dr. Glenn Jacobowitz, Northwell Health
Professor of Surgery and Director of Ambulatory Vascular Surgery
DVT is a significant problem for the NHS. Not only from a financial perspective, but also from a clinical perspective. Pathways for DVT are consequently very time consuming because the patient has to be sent to radiology for the performance of the scan. Enabling nurses, GP’s and other non-specialists to diagnose DVT accurately at the point of care would be extremely useful for the NHS and much more convenient for patients.
Dr. Nicola Drake MD
Consultant Emergency Physician at Guy’s and St Thomas Hospital, London.
“The burden of deep vein thrombosis is significant, with DVT often suspected more frequently than it is confirmed. Enabling non-experts to perform diagnostic ultrasounds has the potential to transform and streamline DVT diagnostic pathways.”
Dr. David Keeling BSc MD FRCP FRCPath
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
“Many patients do not have a definitive diagnosis within 24 hours of a suspected DVT. With ThinkSono Guidance, we could provide faster care for our patients without compromising diagnostic quality.”
Dr. Nicola Curry, NHS Oxford
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
“ThinkSono Guidance would be a powerful tool in our diagnostic arsenal. The intuitive AI guidance has the potential to enable providers without prior ultrasound training to perform DVT exams confidently and effectively, ensuring consistent, high-quality results.”
Dr. Glenn Jacobowitz, Northwell Health
Professor of Surgery and Director of Ambulatory Vascular Surgery
DVT is a significant problem for the NHS. Not only from a financial perspective, but also from a clinical perspective. Pathways for DVT are consequently very time consuming because the patient has to be sent to radiology for the performance of the scan. Enabling nurses, GP’s and other non-specialists to diagnose DVT accurately at the point of care would be extremely useful for the NHS and much more convenient for patients.
Dr. Nicola Drake MD
Consultant Emergency Physician at Guy’s and St Thomas Hospital, London.
“The burden of deep vein thrombosis is significant, with DVT often suspected more frequently than it is confirmed. Enabling non-experts to perform diagnostic ultrasounds has the potential to transform and streamline DVT diagnostic pathways.”
Dr. David Keeling BSc MD FRCP FRCPath
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
“Many patients do not have a definitive diagnosis within 24 hours of a suspected DVT. With ThinkSono Guidance, we could provide faster care for our patients without compromising diagnostic quality.”
Dr. Nicola Curry, NHS Oxford
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
“ThinkSono Guidance would be a powerful tool in our diagnostic arsenal. The intuitive AI guidance has the potential to enable providers without prior ultrasound training to perform DVT exams confidently and effectively, ensuring consistent, high-quality results.”
Dr. Glenn Jacobowitz, Northwell Health
Professor of Surgery and Director of Ambulatory Vascular Surgery
DVT is a significant problem for the NHS. Not only from a financial perspective, but also from a clinical perspective. Pathways for DVT are consequently very time consuming because the patient has to be sent to radiology for the performance of the scan. Enabling nurses, GP’s and other non-specialists to diagnose DVT accurately at the point of care would be extremely useful for the NHS and much more convenient for patients.
Dr. Nicola Drake MD
Consultant Emergency Physician at Guy’s and St Thomas Hospital, London.
“The burden of deep vein thrombosis is significant, with DVT often suspected more frequently than it is confirmed. Enabling non-experts to perform diagnostic ultrasounds has the potential to transform and streamline DVT diagnostic pathways.”
Dr. David Keeling BSc MD FRCP FRCPath
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
“Many patients do not have a definitive diagnosis within 24 hours of a suspected DVT. With ThinkSono Guidance, we could provide faster care for our patients without compromising diagnostic quality.”
Dr. Nicola Curry, NHS Oxford
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
Why Providers Trust ThinkSono
More than 1,000 patients have been scanned in prospective, double blinded, multi-centred clinical trials across the UK and EU. The software has a Class IIb CE mark and is registered in the EU (EUDAMED) and the UK (MHRA).
“ThinkSono Guidance would be a powerful tool in our diagnostic arsenal. The intuitive AI guidance has the potential to enable providers without prior ultrasound training to perform DVT exams confidently and effectively, ensuring consistent, high-quality results.”
Dr. Glenn Jacobowitz, Northwell Health
Professor of Surgery and Director of Ambulatory Vascular Surgery
DVT is a significant problem for the NHS. Not only from a financial perspective, but also from a clinical perspective. Pathways for DVT are consequently very time consuming because the patient has to be sent to radiology for the performance of the scan. Enabling nurses, GP’s and other non-specialists to diagnose DVT accurately at the point of care would be extremely useful for the NHS and much more convenient for patients.
Dr. Nicola Drake MD
Consultant Emergency Physician at Guy’s and St Thomas Hospital, London.
“The burden of deep vein thrombosis is significant, with DVT often suspected more frequently than it is confirmed. Enabling non-experts to perform diagnostic ultrasounds has the potential to transform and streamline DVT diagnostic pathways.”
Dr. David Keeling BSc MD FRCP FRCPath
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
“Many patients do not have a definitive diagnosis within 24 hours of a suspected DVT. With ThinkSono Guidance, we could provide faster care for our patients without compromising diagnostic quality.”
Dr. Nicola Curry, NHS Oxford
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
“ThinkSono Guidance would be a powerful tool in our diagnostic arsenal. The intuitive AI guidance has the potential to enable providers without prior ultrasound training to perform DVT exams confidently and effectively, ensuring consistent, high-quality results.”
Dr. Glenn Jacobowitz, Northwell Health
Professor of Surgery and Director of Ambulatory Vascular Surgery
DVT is a significant problem for the NHS. Not only from a financial perspective, but also from a clinical perspective. Pathways for DVT are consequently very time consuming because the patient has to be sent to radiology for the performance of the scan. Enabling nurses, GP’s and other non-specialists to diagnose DVT accurately at the point of care would be extremely useful for the NHS and much more convenient for patients.
Dr. Nicola Drake MD
Consultant Emergency Physician at Guy’s and St Thomas Hospital, London.
“The burden of deep vein thrombosis is significant, with DVT often suspected more frequently than it is confirmed. Enabling non-experts to perform diagnostic ultrasounds has the potential to transform and streamline DVT diagnostic pathways.”
Dr. David Keeling BSc MD FRCP FRCPath
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
“Many patients do not have a definitive diagnosis within 24 hours of a suspected DVT. With ThinkSono Guidance, we could provide faster care for our patients without compromising diagnostic quality.”
Dr. Nicola Curry, NHS Oxford
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
“ThinkSono Guidance would be a powerful tool in our diagnostic arsenal. The intuitive AI guidance has the potential to enable providers without prior ultrasound training to perform DVT exams confidently and effectively, ensuring consistent, high-quality results.”
Dr. Glenn Jacobowitz, Northwell Health
Professor of Surgery and Director of Ambulatory Vascular Surgery
DVT is a significant problem for the NHS. Not only from a financial perspective, but also from a clinical perspective. Pathways for DVT are consequently very time consuming because the patient has to be sent to radiology for the performance of the scan. Enabling nurses, GP’s and other non-specialists to diagnose DVT accurately at the point of care would be extremely useful for the NHS and much more convenient for patients.
Dr. Nicola Drake MD
Consultant Emergency Physician at Guy’s and St Thomas Hospital, London.
“The burden of deep vein thrombosis is significant, with DVT often suspected more frequently than it is confirmed. Enabling non-experts to perform diagnostic ultrasounds has the potential to transform and streamline DVT diagnostic pathways.”
Dr. David Keeling BSc MD FRCP FRCPath
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
“Many patients do not have a definitive diagnosis within 24 hours of a suspected DVT. With ThinkSono Guidance, we could provide faster care for our patients without compromising diagnostic quality.”
Dr. Nicola Curry, NHS Oxford
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
“ThinkSono Guidance would be a powerful tool in our diagnostic arsenal. The intuitive AI guidance has the potential to enable providers without prior ultrasound training to perform DVT exams confidently and effectively, ensuring consistent, high-quality results.”
Dr. Glenn Jacobowitz, Northwell Health
Professor of Surgery and Director of Ambulatory Vascular Surgery
DVT is a significant problem for the NHS. Not only from a financial perspective, but also from a clinical perspective. Pathways for DVT are consequently very time consuming because the patient has to be sent to radiology for the performance of the scan. Enabling nurses, GP’s and other non-specialists to diagnose DVT accurately at the point of care would be extremely useful for the NHS and much more convenient for patients.
Dr. Nicola Drake MD
Consultant Emergency Physician at Guy’s and St Thomas Hospital, London.
“The burden of deep vein thrombosis is significant, with DVT often suspected more frequently than it is confirmed. Enabling non-experts to perform diagnostic ultrasounds has the potential to transform and streamline DVT diagnostic pathways.”
Dr. David Keeling BSc MD FRCP FRCPath
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
“Many patients do not have a definitive diagnosis within 24 hours of a suspected DVT. With ThinkSono Guidance, we could provide faster care for our patients without compromising diagnostic quality.”
Dr. Nicola Curry, NHS Oxford
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
Why Providers Trust ThinkSono
More than 1,000 patients have been scanned in prospective, double blinded, multi-centred clinical trials across the UK and EU. The software has a Class IIb CE mark and is registered in the EU (EUDAMED) and the UK (MHRA).
“ThinkSono Guidance would be a powerful tool in our diagnostic arsenal. The intuitive AI guidance has the potential to enable providers without prior ultrasound training to perform DVT exams confidently and effectively, ensuring consistent, high-quality results.”
Dr. Glenn Jacobowitz, Northwell Health
Professor of Surgery and Director of Ambulatory Vascular Surgery
DVT is a significant problem for the NHS. Not only from a financial perspective, but also from a clinical perspective. Pathways for DVT are consequently very time consuming because the patient has to be sent to radiology for the performance of the scan. Enabling nurses, GP’s and other non-specialists to diagnose DVT accurately at the point of care would be extremely useful for the NHS and much more convenient for patients.
Dr. Nicola Drake MD
Consultant Emergency Physician at Guy’s and St Thomas Hospital, London.
“The burden of deep vein thrombosis is significant, with DVT often suspected more frequently than it is confirmed. Enabling non-experts to perform diagnostic ultrasounds has the potential to transform and streamline DVT diagnostic pathways.”
Dr. David Keeling BSc MD FRCP FRCPath
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
“Many patients do not have a definitive diagnosis within 24 hours of a suspected DVT. With ThinkSono Guidance, we could provide faster care for our patients without compromising diagnostic quality.”
Dr. Nicola Curry, NHS Oxford
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
“ThinkSono Guidance would be a powerful tool in our diagnostic arsenal. The intuitive AI guidance has the potential to enable providers without prior ultrasound training to perform DVT exams confidently and effectively, ensuring consistent, high-quality results.”
Dr. Glenn Jacobowitz, Northwell Health
Professor of Surgery and Director of Ambulatory Vascular Surgery
DVT is a significant problem for the NHS. Not only from a financial perspective, but also from a clinical perspective. Pathways for DVT are consequently very time consuming because the patient has to be sent to radiology for the performance of the scan. Enabling nurses, GP’s and other non-specialists to diagnose DVT accurately at the point of care would be extremely useful for the NHS and much more convenient for patients.
Dr. Nicola Drake MD
Consultant Emergency Physician at Guy’s and St Thomas Hospital, London.
“The burden of deep vein thrombosis is significant, with DVT often suspected more frequently than it is confirmed. Enabling non-experts to perform diagnostic ultrasounds has the potential to transform and streamline DVT diagnostic pathways.”
Dr. David Keeling BSc MD FRCP FRCPath
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
“Many patients do not have a definitive diagnosis within 24 hours of a suspected DVT. With ThinkSono Guidance, we could provide faster care for our patients without compromising diagnostic quality.”
Dr. Nicola Curry, NHS Oxford
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
“ThinkSono Guidance would be a powerful tool in our diagnostic arsenal. The intuitive AI guidance has the potential to enable providers without prior ultrasound training to perform DVT exams confidently and effectively, ensuring consistent, high-quality results.”
Dr. Glenn Jacobowitz, Northwell Health
Professor of Surgery and Director of Ambulatory Vascular Surgery
DVT is a significant problem for the NHS. Not only from a financial perspective, but also from a clinical perspective. Pathways for DVT are consequently very time consuming because the patient has to be sent to radiology for the performance of the scan. Enabling nurses, GP’s and other non-specialists to diagnose DVT accurately at the point of care would be extremely useful for the NHS and much more convenient for patients.
Dr. Nicola Drake MD
Consultant Emergency Physician at Guy’s and St Thomas Hospital, London.
“The burden of deep vein thrombosis is significant, with DVT often suspected more frequently than it is confirmed. Enabling non-experts to perform diagnostic ultrasounds has the potential to transform and streamline DVT diagnostic pathways.”
Dr. David Keeling BSc MD FRCP FRCPath
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
“Many patients do not have a definitive diagnosis within 24 hours of a suspected DVT. With ThinkSono Guidance, we could provide faster care for our patients without compromising diagnostic quality.”
Dr. Nicola Curry, NHS Oxford
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
“ThinkSono Guidance would be a powerful tool in our diagnostic arsenal. The intuitive AI guidance has the potential to enable providers without prior ultrasound training to perform DVT exams confidently and effectively, ensuring consistent, high-quality results.”
Dr. Glenn Jacobowitz, Northwell Health
Professor of Surgery and Director of Ambulatory Vascular Surgery
DVT is a significant problem for the NHS. Not only from a financial perspective, but also from a clinical perspective. Pathways for DVT are consequently very time consuming because the patient has to be sent to radiology for the performance of the scan. Enabling nurses, GP’s and other non-specialists to diagnose DVT accurately at the point of care would be extremely useful for the NHS and much more convenient for patients.
Dr. Nicola Drake MD
Consultant Emergency Physician at Guy’s and St Thomas Hospital, London.
“The burden of deep vein thrombosis is significant, with DVT often suspected more frequently than it is confirmed. Enabling non-experts to perform diagnostic ultrasounds has the potential to transform and streamline DVT diagnostic pathways.”
Dr. David Keeling BSc MD FRCP FRCPath
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
“Many patients do not have a definitive diagnosis within 24 hours of a suspected DVT. With ThinkSono Guidance, we could provide faster care for our patients without compromising diagnostic quality.”
Dr. Nicola Curry, NHS Oxford
Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospital
Regulatory Approval & Compliance
ThinkSono Guidance is currently only CE IIb marked for clinical use in the EU and UK. It is not FDA approved. Please contact ThinkSono for more information. The CE Class IIb intended purpose of ThinkSono Guidance is found in the instructions for use (IFU). ThinkSono Guidance EU manufacturer is ThinkSono GmbH (EUDAMED SRN number: DE-MF-000034914). To buy and use ThinkSono Guidance please send an email to hello@thinksono.com
Regulatory Approval & Compliance
ThinkSono Guidance is currently only CE IIb marked for clinical use in the EU and UK. It is not FDA approved. Please contact ThinkSono for more information. The CE Class IIb intended purpose of ThinkSono Guidance is found in the instructions for use (IFU). ThinkSono Guidance EU manufacturer is ThinkSono GmbH (EUDAMED SRN number: DE-MF-000034914). To buy and use ThinkSono Guidance please send an email to hello@thinksono.com
Regulatory Approval & Compliance
ThinkSono Guidance is currently only CE IIb marked for clinical use in the EU and UK. It is not FDA approved. Please contact ThinkSono for more information. The CE Class IIb intended purpose of ThinkSono Guidance is found in the instructions for use (IFU). ThinkSono Guidance EU manufacturer is ThinkSono GmbH (EUDAMED SRN number: DE-MF-000034914). To buy and use ThinkSono Guidance please send an email to hello@thinksono.com