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Surgical Doppler Probe Supplier in India — Intraoperative Probes for Every Specialty
Kody Medical Electronics is India’s authorised supplier of surgical Doppler probes for intraoperative blood flow assessment. Our range includes 10 MHz and 20 MHz sterilisable probes compatible with Hadeco Bidirectional Dopplers—designed for use in neurosurgery, cardiac surgery, plastic & reconstructive surgery, vascular surgery, and orthopedic procedures. All probes are available with full installation support and after-sales service across India from our base in Chennai, Tamil Nadu.
NRP PROBE 10MHz/20MHz
The NRP 10MHz/20MHz non-contact rigid surgical Doppler probe is designed for intraoperative vascular assessment in neurosurgery and vascular surgery. Compatible with Hadeco Bidirectional Dopplers — Minidop ES100VX, Bidop ES100V3, and Smartdop 45. The rigid profile allows stable placement over vessels during open surgery without requiring hand-held contact throughout the procedure.
CRP PROBE 10MHz/20MHz
The CRP 10MHz/20MHz clip-type surgical Doppler probe attaches securely to vessel walls for continuous intraoperative flow monitoring. Compatible with Hadeco Bidirectional Dopplers — Minidop ES100VX, Bidop ES100V3, and Smartdop 45. Commonly used in cardiac bypass graft surgery and peripheral vascular procedures where hands-free monitoring is essential.
VRP PROBE 10MHz
The VRP 10MHz vascular rigid probe is a robust intraoperative Doppler probe for arterial and venous flow assessment during open vascular and orthopedic procedures. Compatible with Hadeco Bidirectional Dopplers — Minidop ES100VX, Bidop ES100V3, and Smartdop 45. Ideal for confirming vessel patency and graft flow before surgical closure.
TUCKING PROBE 10MHz (3,4,5mmDia)
The Tucking Probe 10MHz is a tucking-type intraoperative Doppler probe available in 3 mm, 4 mm, and 5 mm diameters. Designed for placement around vessels during microvascular and reconstructive procedures, it allows continuous flow monitoring without occupying the surgeon’s hands. Compatible with the Hadeco DVM 4500 Bidirectional Doppler Blood Volume Flow Meter.
NP PROBE 10MHz flexible (2mm Dia)
The NP10M2S8AF flexible surgical Doppler probe (2 mm diameter, 10 MHz) is engineered for access to deep and narrow operative fields in plastic surgery, perforator flap surgery, and microsurgical anastomosis. Its flexible shaft maintains probe contact in confined spaces. Compatible with the Hadeco DVM 4500 Volume Flow Meter.
NP PROBE 20MHz flexible (1.2mm Dia)
The NP20M12S8AF ultra-slim flexible surgical Doppler probe (1.2 mm diameter, 20 MHz) provides high-sensitivity flow detection in extremely small vessels — ideal for microvascular neurosurgery, perforator flap monitoring, and AV fistula assessment. The 20 MHz frequency offers superior resolution for superficial vessels up to 5 mm depth. Compatible with the Hadeco DVM 4500.
NP PROBE 20MHz Bayonet Ultra-thin (0.8mm Dia)
The NP20M1S8A bayonet ultra-thin surgical Doppler probe (0.8 mm diameter, 20 MHz) is the smallest probe in the Kody range—designed for the most delicate intraoperative applications, including intracranial vessel monitoring, aneurysm clipping, and deep perforator vessel assessment in reconstructive microsurgery. Compatible with the Hadeco DVM 4500 Bidirectional Volume Flow Meter.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are surgical Doppler probes, and how are they used in surgery?
Surgical Doppler probes are small intraoperative ultrasound probes used to assess real-time blood flow in arteries and veins during surgery. Surgeons place the probe directly over vessels to confirm patency, detect stenosis, and guide critical steps such as aneurysm clipping, bypass grafting, and flap perfusion.
2. Which surgical specialties commonly use Kody Medical surgical probes?
Kody Medical surgical probes are widely used in neurosurgery, cardiac surgery, plastic and reconstructive surgery, and orthopedic surgery. They are also applied in urology, nephrology, oral and maxillofacial surgery, and vascular surgery for intraoperative vascular assessment.
3. What Doppler frequencies are available in Kody surgical probes?
Kody surgical probes are available in high-frequency ranges such as 10 MHz and 20 MHz for intraoperative microvascular applications. These higher frequencies provide shallow but highly sensitive detection for small vessels and perforators commonly encountered in neuro and plastic surgery.
4. Are Kody surgical probes compatible with Hadeco and other vascular Doppler systems?
Yes, Kody’s NRP and NP series surgical probes are designed to be compatible with Hadeco bidirectional Dopplers such as Minidop ES100VX, Bidop ES100V3, Smartdop 45, and DVM 4500 volume flow meters. This allows hospitals to upgrade or replace probes without changing their existing Doppler consoles.
5. What is the advantage of using 20 MHz intraoperative probes in neurosurgery?
A 20 MHz intraoperative probe offers very high sensitivity and a shallow penetration depth of around 0–5 mm, ideal for detecting flow in small intracranial vessels near the surgical site. Neurosurgeons use these probes to verify vessel patency before and after aneurysm clipping, bypass grafting, or tumor decompression around critical arteries.
6. How do flexible and bayonet-type surgical probes help in the operating field?
Flexible and bayonet-type surgical probes allow surgeons to access deep or narrow operative fields while keeping the hand and instrument out of the line of sight. Their slim profile and angled design make it easier to reach perforator vessels, carotid segments, or graft anastomoses without obstructing the microscope or endoscope view.
7. In which clinical procedures are Kody surgical probes particularly useful?
Kody surgical probes are useful in procedures such as aneurysm clipping, AVM surgery, carotid endarterectomy, bypass graft surgery, perforator flap surgery, varicocele surgery, AV fistula creation, and limb revascularization. They help surgeons confirm adequate blood flow before closing to reduce the risk of postoperative ischemia or graft failure.
8. Can Kody surgical probes be used with intraoperative volume flow meters?
Yes, specific NP series probes are compatible with Doppler blood volume flow meters like the DVM 4500. This combination allows surgeons not only to hear flow signals but also to quantify flow volume across critical grafts and vessels.
9. How are surgical Doppler probes sterilized between procedures?
Kody’s intraoperative probes are designed for repeated use and can be sterilized using methods such as ethylene oxide (ETO), following the manufacturer’s cleaning and packaging guidelines. Proper sterilization and handling help maintain probe performance and ensure patient safety in the operating theatre.
10. How can I order Kody surgical probes or get technical support?
You can contact Kody Medical Electronics Pvt. Ltd. through their website contact details, including phone, email, and service request forms. The team can help you choose compatible probes for your existing vascular Dopplers, share brochures, and support installations for hospitals and surgical centers across India.
11. What is the difference between NRP, CRP, VRP, and NP series surgical probes?
The NRP (non-contact rigid probe) is designed for open-field vessel monitoring without physical attachment. The CRP (clip-type rigid probe) clips onto the vessel for hands-free continuous monitoring during cardiac and vascular procedures. The VRP (vascular rigid probe) is a robust probe for direct vessel contact in vascular and orthopedic surgery. The NP (needle probe) series includes flexible and bayonet-type ultra-slim probes for microsurgical and deep-field applications where minimal diameter is critical.
12. Which surgical Doppler probe is best for plastic and reconstructive surgery?
For plastic and reconstructive surgery, the flexible NP probes (1.2 mm and 2 mm diameter) are the most suitable. Their slim, flexible shaft allows access to perforator vessels and anastomosis sites during free flap surgery without obstructing the operative field. The 20 MHz frequency provides the high sensitivity required for detecting flow in small perforator arteries and veins.
13. Can surgical Doppler probes from Kody Medical be used with Doppler consoles from other brands?
Kody Medical’s NRP, CRP, VRP, and NP probe series are primarily designed and tested for compatibility with Hadeco bidirectional Doppler consoles—including the Minidop ES100VX, Bidop ES100V3, Smartdop 45, and DVM 4500. Compatibility with other brand consoles depends on the connector type and frequency specifications. Contact Kody Medical with your existing console model for a compatibility check before ordering.
14. How do I know which probe diameter to choose for my surgical specialty?
Probe diameter determines access and fit. Larger diameter probes (3–5 mm tucking probes) are suited for open vascular and cardiac surgery on larger vessels. A 2 mm flexible probe is standard for perforator flap and general microsurgery. The 1.2 mm and 0.8 mm ultra-thin probes are reserved for intracranial and ultra-delicate microvascular applications. Kody Medical’s team can guide you to the right probe based on your typical case mix and Doppler console.
15. Does Kody Medical supply surgical Doppler probes across all of India?
Yes, Kody Medical Electronics supplies and services surgical Doppler probes pan-India from its base in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. We support hospitals, surgical centres, and medical colleges across Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Kerala, Maharashtra, and other states. For bulk orders, institutional pricing, or demo requests, contact us at +91-9380223396 or kodymedical@gmail.com.
