BlueDop

BlueDop is the cutting-edge solution for fast, painless and accurate vascular assessments.

Advancing Vascular Health with Precision and Comfort

Ankle cuffless technology

• BlueDop eliminates the need for painful and restrictive ankle cuffs, making vascular assessments more comfortable, especially for patients with conditions like oedema or calcified arteries.

Fast Assessment

• Fast and accurate lower limb vascular assessment. Unlike other methods, BlueDop does not require patients to rest prior to assessment, significantly reducing the time required for each patient and streamlining referral workflow.

High Accuracy

• Uses advanced Doppler waveform analysis and proprietary algorithms to deliver reliable results with an overall accuracy of >90%*

Portability and Ease of Use

• The system is portable and easy to use, requiring minimal training, which allows for widespread adoption in various healthcare and community settings.

Adaptability

• Suitable for use in multiple clinical environments, including emergency departments, podiatry clinics, general practices, wound care clinics, and even in patients’ homes.

Advanced Data Reporting

• Provides comprehensive assessment information, including ABIm, perfusion pressure, visual analogue waveform and color-coded disease stratification, which simplifies decision-making for clinicians.

BlueDop precisely assesses both the Dorsalis Pedis and Posterior Tibial arteries, providing clinicians with an ABIm and a comprehensive waveform analysis to evaluate lower limb blood flow. The results are presented in a straightforward, color-coded report indicating no/mild, moderate, or severe disease.

Thanks to its advanced technology, BlueDop can accurately assess patients without being hindered by conditions like lower extremity oedema, open wounds, or calcified vessels

The BlueDop Wireless Doppler Probe goes beyond the capabilities of a traditional vascular probe. Paired with a tablet, it uses advanced mathematical analysis of the Doppler waveform to deliver key insights, including a mean ABI (ABIm) and perfusion pressure. This data provides clinicians with actionable information to guide the next steps in patient care.