Arjo Dopplex Automatic Ankle Brachial Index System w/PVR Technology

The Arjo Dopplex Automatic ABI System with PVR Technology is an advanced, non-invasive diagnostic tool designed to quickly and accurately assess peripheral arterial disease (PAD). Ideal for use in vascular clinics, primary care, and outpatient settings, this system streamlines the ankle-brachial index (ABI) measurement process with automated cuff inflation and photoplethysmographic volume recording (PVR) technology—ensuring fast and reproducible results without the need for Doppler probe skills.

This intuitive, fully automated system uses dual limb simultaneous readings and advanced algorithms to provide clinicians with ABI and PVR waveforms in under five minutes. It is designed for high-throughput environments, reducing appointment times while increasing diagnostic confidence for early PAD detection and ongoing vascular assessment.

Key Features

• Fully automatic ABI and PVR measurements with no Doppler probe required
• Simultaneous bilateral limb testing for increased accuracy and efficiency
• Rapid testing—complete ABI results in less than 5 minutes
• Integrated LCD touchscreen display for easy operation and result review
• USB and SD card data export for seamless EMR integration
• Portable, compact design for use in exam rooms or mobile care units
• Optional Dopplex Reporter software for waveform analysis and report generation
• Supports early PAD diagnosis in diabetic and high-risk patient populations

Product Specifications

• Includes: (1) Box of Disposable Sleeves, 4-Set of Standard 8½"-14" (22cm-36cm) Cuffs, (1) Pack of Standard Thermal Paper & (1) Set of Adhesive Paper
• Dimensions: 13.4" x 11.4" x 5.1" (34 x 29 x 13 cm)
• Weight: Approx. 9.9 lbs (4.5 kg)
• Display: Color LCD touchscreen with real-time waveform visualization
• Connectivity: USB, SD card, optional Bluetooth
• Power Supply: 100–240V AC, 50/60Hz
• Measurement Modes: Automatic ABI and PVR
• Compliance: FDA cleared, CE marked, conforms to medical device regulations

Ideal For

• Vascular laboratories and clinics
• Primary care and general practice offices
• Wound care centers
• Endocrinology and diabetic care clinics
• Mobile diagnostic services