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dedicated wide range diagnosis of the neck, extra-cranial,
upper and lower extremities vessels
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enables easy and reliable diagnosis of blood flow
in peripheral arteries
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dedicated many applications
- quick assessment of blood flow by vascular surgeon
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prophylactic in diabetics
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extra-cranial circulation in neurology
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penile flow in urology
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vascular disease screening in family medicine
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used with sphygmomanometer allows evaluation of
ABI - ankle/brachial systolic pressure index
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simple, pocket size device with high sensitivity
and good sound quality
- built-in loudspeaker and possibility to listen signal only by doctor
(through the headphones)
- powered by rechargeable battery, offered with battery charger, headphones,
ultrasound gel, in comfortable carrying case
The pocket size Doppler blood flow detector is a simple device enabling
a wide range diagnosis of the neck, extra-cranial, upper and lower
extremities vessels. Very small dimensions of device, built-in loudspeaker
and power supply with rechargeable battery, it all makes the device
useful both at the surgery, hospital and at patient home. MD4 may
be used directly at the patients bad, when the quick clinical assessment
of deep vein thrombosis or valvular incompetence is required and the
pulse detection is difficult or impossible. It is first choice for
screening and treatment follow up.

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The
Doppler signal detected in normal arteries generally contains easily
differentiated flow phases; first, louder with higher frequency (higher
pitch) and next, with lower intensity and frequency (lower pitch). The
first sound is reminiscent of a strong wind blowing; the other two reminiscent
of a noise of smaller intensity in those arteries with a smaller degree
of occlusion, while in arteries of a greater degree of occlusion (over
50%) the second phase fades and only the first phase, corresponding
to heart contraction, is audible. A single-phase signal usually has
a high frequency and is similar to wheezing. At, or immediately downstream
of, the occlusion, the sound is composite. It consists of high frequencies,
corresponding to the acceleration of flooding by occlusion with a superimposed
booming tone, usually associated with disturbances of the flow upstream
of the occlusion.
In
carotid arteries where flow resistances are much less than in lower
limb arteries, after the first phase usually a continuous Doppler "noise"
is audible, corresponding to the continuous flow in the diastolic phase.
In atheromatously modified blood vessels signal frequency diminishes,
the diastolic phase fades, diminishes or completely fades. oddechowego.
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can successfully replace the stethoscope for measurements of blood pressure
in patient with difficult to hear Korotkoff sounds. This application
is especially important in detecting of peak systolic pressure in lower
extremities with stenotic lesions and evaluation of ankle/brachial systolic
pressure index (measured with cuffs and sphygmomanometer)..
Sonomed
Doppler is handy and easy to use. The unit design was though to simplify
its use reducing to minimum controls - volume up/down and on/off switches.
The front of the probe or patients skin should be covered with Ultrasound
Gel in the way assuring good acoustic coupling. It's better to use more
than less Ultrasound Gel. The automatic noise control reduces initial
noise and strong signals from probe movements.
The device is offered in a dedicated plastic suitcase. Standard package
includes: the Doppler unit, ultrasonic transducer, battery charger,
gel, User Manual, headphones..

Specification
Ultrasonic frequency standard 5 MHz
Rechargeable battery 3,6 V
Audio output-loudspeaker 200mW
Dimensions 17 x 7,5 x 2,5 cm.
Weight 300 g
CE0434
Class IIa
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