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Newman’s Handheld Vascular Doppler, the DigiDop 700, is a handheld doppler designed for obstetric ultrasounds and vascular testing. It’s a part of a larger line of pocket dopplers, created with Newman’s patented depth-extension technology — allowing the instrument to amplify fetal or vascular sounds whilst making sure to dull down unnecessary background noise.
There’s no denying that it was made to be good quality, and other pocket dopplers in the line have proven to be just that. But, how exactly does it compare with other ABI systems? Let’s find out.
Features
The DigiDop 700, to no surprise, is much like most pocket dopplers out there. It’s small, efficient, and perfect for on-the-go examinations or for smaller practices. It’s also a lot cheaper than some of the other Dopplers available in the market. Surprising, seeing as it offers the following features:
Tests Performed
As a pocket doppler, the DigiDop 700 is not meant for complex examinations. However, that doesn’t mean that it can’t be used for basic single-level ABI exams. With the proper probe head (either the 5 MHz or 8 MHz probe), vascular examinations can be performed in the traditional and manual way.
Of course, the DigiDop 700 is also compatible with certain probe heads that allow for obstetric ultrasounds, the diagnosis of a fetal heartbeat, and as a hearing aid for live water birthing.
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Again, as a pocket doppler, the DigiDop 700 is not meant to be complex. And, it isn’t. Newman has managed to produce a long line of reliable vascular dopplers for years and that hasn’t changed with this particular model. In the end, what’s important is that using the DigiDop 700 can lead to a job well done, at least, in the hands of a professional.
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Pros and Cons
A list of pros and cons of the Newman Handheld Vascular Doppler Ultrasound DigiDop 700 System.
