Description
The Arjo Digit Toe Cuff Small is a 1.9 cm digit and toe cuff for toe systolic pressure measurement with the Dopplex DMX system, packed five to a pack. It is stocked as a single professional unit, ready for department issue.
Main Description
Toe pressure readings depend on a cuff that matches the digit, and smaller toes need this 1.9 cm width. The cuff works with the toe cuff inflator and the PPGA1 APPG adaptor and probe on the DMX. It supports toe brachial index measurement in diabetic foot assessment. It is the small digit cuff of the manufacturer ATP kit workflow. Five cuffs come in each pack.
Features and Benefits
Performance and Use
- 1.9 cm Small Width – Sized for smaller 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.
Product Specifications
Key Specifications
- Width – 1.9 cm (small)
- Pack – 5 cuffs per pack
- Compatibility – Dopplex DMX toe pressure system (PPGA1 and inflator)
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Why Choose the Digit and Toe Cuff Small 1.9 cm?
The Digit and Toe Cuff Small 1.9 cm earns its place on the equipment list through published performance data. A dedicated 1.9 cm digit cuff is a specialist consumable that general cuff sets do not substitute for.
- Fit for Smaller Toes – A closing cuff that actually fits is what makes the reading valid.
- Size Coverage – Pairs with the 2.5 cm large cuff to cover the clinic population.
- Genuine System Part – Matches the cuffs specified for the ATP workflow.
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is this cuff?
Small, 1.9 cm width. A 2.5 cm large 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 does it measure?
It is the cuff used to take toe systolic pressures for the toe brachial index.
Is it a finger cuff too?
Yes. It is listed as a digit and toe cuff, so it serves finger measurements as well.
