Description
The Arjo Dopplex VP10 XS is a 10 MHz high sensitivity vascular probe for very superficial vessels, the highest frequency in the Dopplex XS range. The product is sold individually for professional use.
Main Description
The 10 MHz frequency gives the finest resolution for very superficial vessels. It suits small-vessel work where lower frequencies lack detail. XS high sensitivity construction maximises the signal from shallow flow. The probe is interchangeable across the Dopplex DMX, D900 and SD2 handhelds. It completes the frequency ladder for departments that assess every vessel depth.
Features and Benefits
Performance and Use
- 10 MHz Finest Resolution – For very superficial vascular applications.
- XS High Sensitivity – Maximises shallow-flow signals.
- Interchangeable – One probe for the DMX, D900 and SD2 Dopplers.
- Range Completer – The top frequency of the XS vascular probe family.
Product Specifications
Key Specifications
- Frequency – 10 MHz
- Application – Very superficial vessels
- Compatibility – Dopplex DMX, D900 and SD2
- Type – XS high sensitivity interchangeable probe
Related equipment is grouped in the Dopplers section, with the manufacturer full catalogue on the Arjo brand page.
Why Choose the Dopplex VP10 XS Probe?
Purchasing teams favour the Dopplex VP10 XS Probe because its data sheet answers the audit questions. Ten megahertz is the resolution end of the range. Few handheld Doppler systems offer a probe this fine.
- Small-Vessel Detail – Very superficial vessels need 10 MHz resolution to assess cleanly.
- Full-Depth Coverage – Pairs with VP4 and VP5 probes to cover the whole vessel map.
- Shared Inventory – Works across the department Dopplex units.
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
Which vessels is the VP10 XS for?
Very superficial vascular applications.
Which Dopplers does it fit?
The Dopplex DMX, D900 and SD2.
How does it differ from the VP8?
The VP10 runs at 10 MHz for finer resolution on shallower vessels. The VP8 at 8 MHz reaches slightly deeper peripheral vessels.
Is it obstetric?
No. It is a vascular probe. Obstetric work uses the OP range.
Does it need gel?
Yes. Ultrasound gel is required for coupling.
