CW Mode is used for acoustic orientation and display of Doppler signals from the region of interest. In PW mode, Doppler shift and FFT information results only from the sample volume selected. You have the ability of toggling 4 MHz and 8 MHz transducers between PW and CW operation.
Available with 2 and 2,9 meter cable length.

2 MHz DWL® Ultrasound Probes PW

The 2 MHz probe is used primarily in transcranial investigations to insonate the main arteries of the brain, the so-called "Circle of Willis".
The 2 MHz probe can penetrate to a depth of approx. 30-150 mm.

1 MHz DWL® Ultrasound Probes PW

Using 1 MHz probes it is possible to examine patients with hyperostoses and those with complicated windows.
The benefit of a 1 MHz probe compared with a 2 MHz probe lies in the ability to take measurements at high flow velocities at greater depths, e.g. in the case of vasospasm or deep-seated stenoses of the basilar artery.
The 1 MHz probe can penetrate to a depth of approx. 30-150 mm.

2+2.5 MHz DWL® Ultrasound Probe PW 2

The 2+2.5 MHz probe was especially developed for the transcranial discrimination of emboli in the Circle of Willis. Unlike other probes, that probe offers a greater bandwidth of 2 MHz to 2.5 MHz, enabling investigations in dual-frequency mode.
The 2+2.5 MHz probe can penetrate to a depth of approx. 30-150 mm.
N.B.
The multi-frequency 2+2.5 MHz is meant for exclusive use with the Software Module Embolism-Differentiation and is currently not licensed for use in the USA.

4 MHz DWL® Ultrasound Probes PW & CW

The 4 MHz probe reaches all arteries and veins located within the penetration depth of this frequency, e.g. extracranial carotids, femoral artery, brachial artery.
The 4 MHz probe can penetrate to a depth of approx. 12-30 mm.
Note for German doctors:
When carrying out diagnosis with 4 MHz probes the Health Insurance accepts only CW-application!
4 MHz DWL® Ultrasound Probes

8 MHz DWL® Ultrasound Probes PW & CW

Using the 8 MHz probe it is possible to insonate all peripheral arteries and veins located within the penetration depth of this frequency, e.g. the supratrochlear artery, radial artery, ulnar artery.
The penetration depth here is approx. 6-20 mm.
Note for German doctors
The Health Insurance only accepts CW-application with this probe, too!

5-12 MHz linear array 3
For carotis duplex in B-mode, Color-Doppler- and Triplex-Mode.

DWL® monitoring probes were especially designed for DWL® fixations and are available with click&stay or threaded options. All monitoring probes are specially light and easy to carry. Due to the case that the probe positions are adjustable on the fixations this enables optimal adjustment of the temporal ultrasound window.
The benefit of the click&stay fixation lies in the ability to loosen the probe by applying slight pressure on the outer fixation ring and hence to realign the probe particularly, quickly and simply.
N.B.
DWL® monitoring probes are available with 2,5 meter cable length. Optional with 3 and 5 meter extention cable.

2 MHz DWL® Monitoring Ultrasound Probes

The 2 MHz monitoring probe is used primarily in transcranial monitoring investigations to insonate the main arteries of the brain, the so-called "Circle of Willis".
The 2 MHz monitoring probe can penetrate to a depth of approx. 30-150 mm.

1 MHz DWL® Monitoring Ultrasound Probes

Using 1 MHz monitoring probe it is possible to examine patients with hyperostoses and those with complicated windows.
The benefit of a 1 MHz probe compared with a 2 MHz probe lies in the ability to take measurements at high flow velocities at greater depths, e.g. in the case of vasospasm or deep-seated stenoses of the basilar artery.
The 1 MHz probe can penetrate to a depth of approx. 30-150 mm.

4 MHz DWL® Monitoring Ultrasound Probes

The 4 MHz probe reaches all arteries and veins located within the penetration depth of this frequency. 4 MHz monitoring probes are especially used for intracranial examinations on neonates.
The 4 MHz probe can penetrate to a depth of approx. 12-30 mm.

2+2.5 MHz DWL® Monitoring Ultrasound Probes 2

The 2+2.5 MHz probe was especially developed for the transcranial discrimination of emboli in the Circle of Willis. Unlike other probes, that probe offers a greater bandwidth of 2 MHz to 2.5 MHz, enabling investigations in dual-frequency mode.
The 2+2.5 MHz probe can penetrate to a depth of approx. 30-150 mm.