SonoEye Story | SonoEye Journey with Midwife in Indonesia

Midwife Story-OB

"I am a midwife and ultrasound plays a pivotal role in my practice, it has played a very important role in my routine work."

"In the early stages of pregnancy, SonoEye comes handy to me for confirming the gestational sac, embryo, and yolk sac. 

In the second trimester, Sonoeye helps with routine and anomaly scans to confirm the growth as well as the blood flow that is necessary.

In the third trimester of pregnancy, SonoEye will help in the localization of the placenta. Without ultrasound, One can only determine the location of the fetal head by palpation, without assurance where the chances of placenta previa are still prevailing." 

Midwives from Indonesia are very receptive to the use of palm ultrasound.

The name midwife comes from Old English, which originally means "accompany of a pregnant woman", that is, a person who assists in labor and delivery.

Midwives are experts in pregnancy, intrapartum, postpartum, and women's reproductive health.

Indonesia, the full name of the Republic of Indonesia, is composed of about 17508 islands. It is the largest archipelago country in the world. Very often, the midwife will come to check the pregnant women and monitor the health of their mothers and children. 

One midwife quotes her experience

"Once, a pregnant woman living in a remote area was bleeding and the condition was so dangerous that I couldn't diagnose her with a heavy desktop ultrasound machine, but it was very easy with SonoEye. I can take it with me wherever I go. It doesn't need to be connected to the power supply. It's very convenient, and it's also waterproof. I don't worry about damage when I encounter bad weather conditions such as rainy days."

The SonoEye palm is super compact and portable, with no power supply, no fear of rain, and can be used immediately.

The midwife can carry it directly to the door for examination, which is very convenient for pregnant women who are unable to move or have special needs.

When there is no ultrasound, the midwife can only rely on experience to determine the position of the fetus by palpation. When it comes to obesity or special circumstances, experience is not enough.

With palms, it can help midwives to diagnose more clearly.

The quality of palm ultrasound images is very high, which is comparable to that of large machines, and conventional data can be obtained, such as fetal biparietal diameter, amniotic fluid depth, and so on.

At the same time, SonoEye has PW mode, which can monitor the blood flow of the umbilical cord, which is of great significance in judging whether the fetus has an umbilical cord around the neck and evaluating the condition of natural delivery in the third trimester of pregnancy.

From listening to the first beating of the life journey of a 3cm pregnancy sac to the accurate positioning of the fetal head and tail before 40 weeks of labor, SonoEye helps to realize the visual monitoring of the whole process of pregnancy and labor. 

Giving birth to a baby is the most beautiful thing in the world. From a small embryo to a baby born, it is said that the nine months is an adventure for mother and baby, and it is every mother's wish to have a healthy baby.

A baby is not only the continuation of life, the hope of a family, but also the hope of a country's future.

Whether on a small island in Indonesia or in a remote village, wherever SonoEye reaches the world, it is bound to bring hope of new life.