Editor
The ES-100VX MiniDoppler® is the cheapest and most basic device offered by Hadeco. Hadeco is well-known for its Vascular Ultrasound Dopplers, and they’re offering the ES-100VX as a solution for facilities that are looking for a cost-efficient vascular testing device that can be used on-the-go.
How is it operated and how does it compare to other devices like it? Continue reading in order to learn more.
Features
Hadeco classifies the ES-100 VX as a MiniDoppler, and rightfully so. They do have other handheld vascular devices available for purchase as well, but this model is the smallest. Its size translates proportionately to its features, which means, that it offers the least when compared to other vascular devices manufactured by Hadeco. The most relevant of which include the following:
Tests Performed
As a pocket doppler, it is only to be expected that the ES-100VX MiniDoppler is very limited when it comes to testing capabilities. That being said, however, it still can be used for a lot of the traditional (manual) studies. As a whole, its use as a vascular system allows Ankle Brachial Index (ABI) studies, Fetal Heartbeat examinations, Distal Pulse examinations, and Venous Compressions.
Again, all of these are meant to be performed in the traditional way. This means, that it is fully manual and will require that it be handled by a professional who is able to properly identify and analyze systolic pressure.
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In conclusion, while the ES-100VX MiniDoppler Vascular Ultrasound Doppler certainly has its uses as a portable vascular testing solution, it’s not what is recommended for larger facilities who expect efficiency and functionality in mind. Again, that’s not to say that it doesn’t have its uses, just that its uses are very specific.
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Pros and Cons
A list of pros and cons of the ES-100VX MiniDoppler® Vascular Ultrasound Doppler System.
