Dopplerography of the vessels of the upper limbs

Doppler examination of the upper limb vessels is a non-invasive diagnostic method used to evaluate blood flow in arteries and veins. This technique combines ultrasound technology with the Doppler effect to visualize real-time blood flow. An advantage is that it’s a painless and swift procedure, requiring no special patient preparation.

The Doppler technique provides accurate and detailed information about the velocity and direction of blood flow.

This type of examination can assist physicians in deciding the optimal treatment for the patient.

With Doppler examination, symptoms such as narrowed or blocked vessels can be identified. The examination can reveal vascular disease risk factors, such as plaques in vessels or blood clots. Doppler examination can also be utilized to monitor the course of treatment and evaluate its efficacy.

It’s safe for all age groups and can be repeated as needed.