Complete HI Dop Vascular Doppler Set with 4, 5 and 8MHz probes
Complete HI Dop Vascular Doppler Set with 4, 5 and 8MHz probes Ref: HDV01
The HI-Dop pocket vascular doppler is an effective non-directional hand held doppler for non-invasive vascular assessment.
The HI-Dop Vascular Doppler is intended primarily for assessing vascular disease. Standard probes are 4, 5, 8 MHz.
Applications for this Pocket Vascular Doppler include Ankle Pressure Index, Venous Flow Screening, Leg Ulcer Management, Segmental Pressure Studies, Blood Flow Wave Form Recording and Arterial Flow Screening.
The HI-Dop vascular Doppler comes complete with ultrasound gel, soft carry case, manual and choice probes.
Features:
· 4, 5 & 8 MHz Ultrasound Probes
· Built-in speaker
· LCD Display
· Compact and Light
· High-Sensitivity Doppler probe
· Ergonomic Design
· Clean Sound
· Easy to Use
· Low power consumption
· Long period of continuous use (6 hours)
· 2 year warranty
Further Information
£240.00 (EUR 288.00) (Including VAT at 20%)
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HI Dop Vascular Doppler Set complete with 1 vascular probe
HI Dop Vascular Doppler Set complete with 1 vascular probe Ref: HDV02
The HI-Dop pocket vascular doppler is an effective non-directional hand held doppler for non-invasive vascular assessment.
The HI-Dop Vascular Doppler is intended primarily for assessing vascular disease. Standard probes are 4, 5, 8 MHz.
Applications for this Pocket Vascular Doppler include Ankle Brachial Pressure Index, Venous Flow Screening, Leg Ulcer Management, Segmental Pressure Studies, Blood Flow Wave Form Recording and Arterial Flow Screening.
The HI-Dop vascular Doppler comes complete with ultrasound gel, soft carry case, manual and choice probes.
Features:
· 4, 5 or 8 MHz Ultrasound Probe
· Built-in speaker
· LCD Display
· Compact and Light
· High-Sensitivity Doppler probe
· Ergonomic Design
· Clean Sound
· Easy to Use
· Low power consumption
· Long period of continuous use (6 hours)
· 2 year warranty
Further Information
£162.00 (EUR 194.40) (Including VAT at 20%)
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Ankle Brachial Pressure Index
What is it:
A Simple method of quantifying the severity of arterial occlusion in the leg.
How is it measured:
A vascular cuff is placed around the lower calf muscle above the ankle joint and a 8MHz (5 MHz in obese patients) doppler probe is placed over the dorsalis pedis artery and then posterior tibial artery. (or peroneal artery if no audible sould is heard from the other two)
The cuff is then inflated for each artery, the value taken is the maximum cuff pressure where the pulse is only just audible. This is then related to the peak systolic blood pressure measured at the brachial artery.
ABPI = Brachial Systolic BP / Ankle Systolic BP
What does it mean:
Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) is usually present if the ABPI is less than 0.95. Many patients with reduced ABPI are symptom free however the following table gives some idea of the symptoms associated with various severities of peripheral arterial disease:
Clinical status ABPI
Symptom free 1 or more
Intermittent claudication 0.95 - 0.5
Rest pain 0.5 - 0.3
Gangrene and ulceration <0.2
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