@highrishdancer It seems to work OK, although putting it "on the heart" creates a lot of noise as you can hear. From what I know (but I'm not a Doppler specialist), an 8 MHz probe is called "vascular" and it has enough resolution to listen to smaller blood vessels. I have not tried a 2 MHz probe , so I don't know if it's more suitable for listening to the heart than the 3 MHz
@metamen2002 Yeh we use 7 and 8 MHz probes at the hospital for getting like central access lines in and stuff... As far as I know, really only good for 'surface' veins. Thanks for your opinion!
ooooo that sounds sooo sexy
sistavic 1 year ago
So you find the 3MHz works well for hearing the actual heart and not just deep veins?
highrishdancer 1 year ago
@highrishdancer It seems to work OK, although putting it "on the heart" creates a lot of noise as you can hear. From what I know (but I'm not a Doppler specialist), an 8 MHz probe is called "vascular" and it has enough resolution to listen to smaller blood vessels. I have not tried a 2 MHz probe , so I don't know if it's more suitable for listening to the heart than the 3 MHz
metamen2002 1 year ago
@metamen2002 Yeh we use 7 and 8 MHz probes at the hospital for getting like central access lines in and stuff... As far as I know, really only good for 'surface' veins. Thanks for your opinion!
highrishdancer 1 year ago
Oooo, more, please. Your rib cage is amazing.
juju0128 1 year ago
Wow, pretty cool.
Can you do another with a stethoscope instead of the doppler?
icklechucky 1 year ago
@icklechucky Unfortunately, I don't have a stethoscope...
metamen2002 1 year ago
Nice video! You posted an amazing one (that you took off Youtube) in which you maxed out your heart holding weights. Can you re-do?
kevasman 1 year ago
@kevasman That video is still on my channel (it has never been removed!), but I will try to make a new clip with fast heart rate.
metamen2002 1 year ago
very nice video, thanks for sharing it!!! :-)
tdrplane 1 year ago