Intraoperative Probe
Single Use Intraoperative Doppler Probe 8 MHz
By providing quality assurance of blood flow intraoperatively, time and costs of a potential re-operation can be avoided. Intraoperative Doppler ultrasound assessment provides immediate evidence of success in vascular reconstructive procedures. Furthermore the risk of prolonged ischemic time is significantly reduced.
Features at a glance
- Supplied sterile - ready for immediate use
- Immediate visualisation of Doppler waveforms can confirm blood flow using the new DMX digital Doppler unit
- 8MHz operation for reliable flow detection in native vessels
- Simple operation - special electronic adaptor resists diathermy interference and allows connection to the Dopplex DMX waveform Doppler
- Maximum sensitivity every time
- When using the Dopplex DMX, bi-directional velocity waveforms can be saved to the integral memory card and archived or printed using the Dopplex Vascular Reporter software package
- Lightweight and easy to hold
The single use presterilised probes have been designed in close consultation with leading surgeons and meet exacting requirements for quality, ease of use and value for money. A patented connector system has been developed to provide trouble free connection to the probe adaptor and the super flex cable does not kink ortangle when in use. The probes are available in a variety of different packs:
- A starter pack which includes 10 probes, PA8XS adaptor and IV pole clamp
- Extra probes are also available in packs of 10
«At completion, we have on several occasions obtained a good pulse proximal to a graft but no flow when using the intraoperative probe and without exception resorted to removal of a clot.»
M. Lewis, Großbritannien
«The intraoperative probe guarantees good infection control by eliminating the need of putting a standard probe into a glove, which brings the Doppler and cable into the sterile field.»
S. Shiralkar, Großbritannien
«Listening to the quality of the Doppler signal from a hand held Doppler probe necessitated putting a standard probe inside a sterile glove full of gel. This was cumbersome and messy and there was a risk of de-sterilising the operative field with the probe cable. The intraoperative probes are reliable and rugged and the risk of compromising the sterile field has been all but eliminated.»
R. Salaman, Großbritannien
