Huntleigh, a leading global provider of innovative, high-quality medical equipment for healthcare professionals, has announced its participation in WHX Miami 2026, where it will showcase a range of advanced solutions from its vascular assessment and fetal monitoring portfolios.
Visitors to the Huntleigh stand will have the opportunity to explore some of the company's most trusted and widely used products, including the renowned Sonicaid® Team3 fetal monitor and the Dopplex® ATP Kit. Designed as a comprehensive solution for lower limb and diabetic foot vascular assessments, the Dopplex ATP Kit is powered by the Dopplex DMX Digital Doppler, helping clinicians perform accurate and efficient vascular evaluations.
The company will also highlight the growing role of its Dopplex vascular Doppler range within surgical settings. The Dopplex Intraoperative Probe, specifically designed for use in operating theatres, enables surgeons to assess vessel patency before and after reconstructive procedures and identify smaller vessels during surgery. As a result, the Dopplex DMX and associated Doppler systems are increasingly being adopted in theatres around the world, supporting improved surgical decision-making and patient outcomes.
Darren Meilak for Huntleigh said: "WHX Miami provides an excellent opportunity to connect with healthcare professionals from across the Americas and beyond. We are looking forward to demonstrating how our vascular and fetal monitoring technologies continue to support clinicians in delivering high-quality patient care, whether in community settings, hospitals or operating theatres."
With a strong reputation for innovation and clinical excellence, Huntleigh continues to develop technologies that help healthcare providers improve diagnostic accuracy, streamline workflows and enhance patient outcomes across a wide range of healthcare environments.
Healthcare professionals attending WHX Miami 2026 are invited to visit the Huntleigh stand to discover the latest developments in vascular assessment, fetal monitoring and patient care technology.
