How to Perform and Interpret Peripheral Arterial Doppler Examinations

In this video, John S. Pellerito, MD, FACR, FAIUM, FSRU, discusses techniques and protocols for Duplex examination of the peripheral arteries; describes diagnostic criteria for identification of significant arterial stenosis and occlusion; and identifies findings associated with pseudoaneurysm and arteriovenous fistula.
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Original air date: 9/13/2017

[@prabidgolui3974]

Vivid presentation of all arterial diseases, the textbook readings are very easily assimilated while going through this video. Thanks a ton.

[@jerelsmizzles]

My female counterpart wanted to express her sincere gratitude. She stated that this was an excellent presentation. You have saved her an exceptional amount of time with your simplistic explanations.

[@0230Raveena]

Thank You very much for this concise presentation. Getting ready for the vascular boards and this lecture is immensely helpful. I was stunned at the concluding findings of the AV fistulas.

[@0230Raveena]

Still Amazing. Returning to this presentation after passing the Vascular Boards and now preparing for a job!!

[@afifasad4878]

dear john, I am very sorry to let to see and hear your valuable lecture. you just opened my mind to do this duplex performance. I'm greatful.

[@abburkett2000]

This is a great review. Great delivery of a lot of information. Thank you.

[@DarthVader-eg9jm]

Dear John: You just saved me reading a book. I'm grateful.

[@calikat75]

Great presentation. Thank you. So very simplified and detailed.

[@sarahjones-ko8wb]

Wonderful presentation! Very informative, I will pass this on the students that train with me. Thank you

[@niecyc2600]

Awesome! Cleared up a whole lot for me. Thanks

[@firdyk]

Excellent presentation. Very well explained. Thank you

[@dalagangfilipinayeah785]

Best video I've seen so far!

[@annie6253]

amazing video 💙 wonderful examples & explanations that helped enrich my understanding 😊

[@venessaengelbrecht6631]

Nice over-arching explanation. Thanx, V

[@hafidhabouzidi4153]

Excellent and very helpful lecture! I like to receive videos if available from Dr. Pellerito concerning the venous system. Thanks!

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[@akinolaakintade7117]

Excellent lecture and presentation

[@hamidhajian596]

Fantastic presentation 🙏🏼

[@ahmed_mahrouky]

thanks a lot for this excellent presentation

[@linli1662]

Super helpful ! Thank you for sharing !

[@msMALYNGmd]

thank you!

[@nicholaskogha4936]

Nice lecture. Thanks

[@arslanall4326]

super! thank you!

[@shahirmons]

Thanks JP!

[@israaoday9438]

Great presentation

[@mhossain333]

Excellent video with basic information abt PVD of atherosclerosis. Thanks. Unfortunately it lacks information on Buerger's disease that's findings interestingly different from atherosclerotic PVD.

[@blueridgerunner1]

Thank you.

[@akashdesai2511]

Awesome video and I truly thank you for the wonderful teaching. A question: At 40:43 you mention the waveform demonstrates reconstitution from a proximal lesion. I can see why that may be the case from the small systolic amplitude, but I don't appreciate a tardus prolonged acceleration, typical waveform. Any thoughts on that?

[@rabeathabaleh5779]

This is sooo good

[@ranjitkrishn]

Excellent video lecture

[@Myworldmymind908]

What does CM/SEC numbers mean on a lower extremity doppler . And what is considered a normal and high number ?

[@kimberlyevangelista2258]

2:20 starts

[@samiullah5065]

There should b no writing at the screen below

[@humanity6174]

Treasure chest on Doppler

[@eurastiosmack9281]

cca waveform look abnormal at 47:22

[@zbigniewbrzezinski8869]

eurastio smack What’s abnormal ? There’s maybe a little bit decreased diastolic flow and some fill-in of spectral window, but otherwise it’s normal !

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