Description
The Arjo Dopplex SD2 provides bi-directional blood flow information, including the display of flow direction, for lower limb Doppler studies. Configurations range from the Doppler on its own to fully bundled probe options.
Main Description
The SD2 is ideal for clinical specialists wishing to conduct lower limb Doppler studies where direction matters. Flow-separated stereo headphone output lets the clinician hear forward and reverse flow distinctly. Clear audio sounds of blood flow keep signal location fast and unambiguous. High sensitivity interchangeable probes cover vascular work and obstetric listening from one unit. Choose the Doppler on its own or bundled with an XS probe in the configuration list.
Features and Benefits
Performance and Use
- Bi-Directional Flow – Displays flow direction for proper vascular interpretation.
- Flow-Separated Stereo Output – Stereo headphone output separates forward and reverse flow.
- Interchangeable XS Probes – High sensitivity probes for vascular and obstetric applications.
- Clear Audio – Clean blood flow sounds for confident signal work.
Product Specifications
Key Specifications
- Type – Bi-directional handheld Doppler with flow direction display
- Audio – Flow-separated stereo headphone output
- Probes – Interchangeable high sensitivity XS probes
- Primary Use – Lower limb Doppler studies
Configurations
- Options – SD2 Doppler Only (No Probe), With OP2 XS 2 MHz Probe, With OP3 XS 3 MHz Probe, With VP4 XS 4 MHz Probe, With VP5 XS 5 MHz Probe, With VP8 XS 8 MHz Probe, With VP10 XS 10 MHz Probe, With EZ8 XS Widebeam 8 MHz Probe
- Probes – XS probes are interchangeable across the Dopplex and Sonicaid handheld range
For companion products, see the Dopplers range. The whole manufacturer line-up lives on the Arjo brand page.
Why Choose the Dopplex SD2 Super Dopplex II?
Clinics keep the Dopplex SD2 Super Dopplex II in service because its specifications are published and checkable. Bi-directional flow display in a pocket Doppler is the step up from audio-only units, and it is what defines the SD2.
- Direction Changes Decisions – Knowing flow direction separates competent veins and arteries from reflux and occlusion patterns.
- Specialist Tool, Pocket Size – The SD2 keeps bi-directional capability in a handheld format for clinic and community use.
- Shared Probe Range – It draws on the same XS probe family as the rest of the Dopplex range.
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
What does bi-directional mean?
The SD2 shows and separates the direction of blood flow, forward and reverse, which an audio-only non-directional Doppler cannot do.
Which probes fit the SD2?
The XS range: OP2 and OP3 obstetric probes, VP4, VP5, VP8 and VP10 vascular probes, and the EZ8 widebeam probe.
Does the SD2 work with the intraoperative probe?
Yes. The single-use intraoperative probe system is compatible with the SD2 through its PA8XS adaptor.
Is a probe included?
Configurations are offered Doppler-only or bundled with the XS probe of your choice.
Who is the SD2 for?
Clinical specialists conducting lower limb Doppler studies, in vascular and wound care settings.
