Arterial Doppler (Both Side)

Description

Elite Community Ultrasound (ECU) is delighted to offer this comprehensive Peripheral artery Doppler scan for those who are 16 years or above and do not want to wait for weeks for finding an answer.

A peripheral artery Doppler ultrasound is a non-invasive diagnostic imaging technique used to evaluate circulation in the large arteries of the arms or legs. The scan assesses the arterial wall thickness and detects any narrowing or blockages. This scan includes the assessment of structures of large arteries and arterial blood flow in your arms or legs. It can help your healthcare professional to determine a treatment in various conditions in your peripheral arteries.

The most common conditions of the artery in the arms or legs can be:

Peripheral artery stenosis/Narrowing/Blockage.
A decrease in blood circulation.
Aneurysm.

For more information regarding this scan please read the under-mentioned FAQs.

Why would I need an ultrasound of my Peripheral arteries in the legs or arms?

-If you have history of stroke or TIA (Mini-stroke), diabetes, smoking or high cholesterol.
-If you have been experiencing peripheral arterial disease symptoms such as: pain, cramping or numbness in the leg while walking, which typically subsides after a period of rest (also known as intermittent claudication).
-If you have been under investigation of peripheral artery stenosis/blockage or narrowing or occlusion in your arms or legs.
-Family history of Aneurysm, suspected aneurysm or follow up scan for aneurysm.
-History of coronary artery disease.
– Assessing blood flow prior to and post-operative care, such as a surgical procedure on the artery, or a procedure involving the use of a balloon to dilate the narrowed or obstructive blood vessels.

If I can’t find my answer in FAQs?

Please don’t worry and simply visit Private Vascular Scans page for further FAQs, and if you still can’t find your answer then please contact us we shall be more than happy to answer your query.