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Doppler Ultrasound


  • Normal frequency and volume of audio signal
  • Normal waveform pattern
  • No evidence of vascular stenosis or obstruction

  • Doppler ultrasound probe transmits high frequency sound waves that are directed at a specific blood vessel, and records waveform on graph paper

  • To detect stenosis or occlusion in an artery or vein
  • To diagnose the peripheral artery or cerebrovascular disease
  • To evaluate the results of arterial reconstruction or vascular bypasssurgery
  • To assess for possible Trauma to an artery

  • Arterial stenosis or occlusion
  • Venous Thrombosis
  • Venous valvular incompetency

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