Description
The Arjo Digit Toe Cuff Large is a 2.5 cm digit and toe cuff for toe systolic pressure measurement with the Dopplex DMX system, packed five to a pack. The unit ships ready for clinical service with standard accessories as listed.
Main Description
Toe pressures are measured at the digit, and cuff width must match the toe for a valid reading. The 2.5 cm large cuff suits larger toes where the small cuff cannot close correctly. It works with the toe cuff inflator and the PPGA1 APPG adaptor and probe on the DMX. It is the large digit cuff supplied for the manufacturer ATP kit workflow. Five cuffs come in each pack for clinic stocking.
Features and Benefits
Performance and Use
- 2.5 cm Large Width – Sized for larger digits and toes.
- Toe Pressure Role – The cuff component of TBI measurement.
- ATP Workflow Fit – Works with the inflator and PPGA1 on the DMX.
- Pack of Five – Five cuffs per pack for clinic use.
Product Specifications
Key Specifications
- Width – 2.5 cm (large)
- Pack – 5 cuffs per pack
- Compatibility – Dopplex DMX toe pressure system (PPGA1 and inflator)
More options sit in our Dopplers collection, and the full manufacturer range is on the Arjo brand page.
Why Choose the Digit and Toe Cuff Large 2.5 cm?
Departments standardise on the Digit and Toe Cuff Large 2.5 cm because the manufacturer publishes the data behind it. Digit cuffs are sized instruments, not generic small cuffs. The 2.5 cm width is the large end of this dedicated range.
- Valid Readings – Correct cuff width is a precondition for a trustworthy toe pressure.
- Size Coverage – The large cuff covers toes the small size cannot.
- Genuine System Part – Matches the cuffs specified for the ATP workflow.
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is this cuff?
Large, 2.5 cm width, for digits and toes. A 1.9 cm small version is also listed.
How many are in a pack?
Five cuffs.
What equipment does it need?
The Dopplex DMX with the PPGA1 APPG set and the toe cuff inflator.
What is it used to measure?
Toe systolic pressure, for the toe brachial index in diabetic foot and vascular assessment.
Is it latex-free?
The distributor listing does not state a latex status for this cuff, so treat it as unspecified and check the pack labelling if latex status is critical.
