Vascular Ultrasound Imaging & Doppler Upper Extremity Arteries

Vascular Ultrasound Imaging & Doppler Upper Extremity Arteries

[@Dr.Walilio]

Very good Video, thanks

[@christinevieira574]

Great presentation. Thank you. You mentioned in diagnosing TOS, you don't use arterial ultrasound. May I ask why? and...what are the preferred testings. The patient suffered trauma from MVA forcefully hit from behind. Prior to MVA, unremarkable Aorta. Patient symptoms, swelling down arms/hands/fingers, pain, numbness, tingling, blurred vision, light sensitivity, headaches, body jolting temple popping, dizziness, SLAP/labral tears L shoulder, Supraspinatus partial tear R shoulder, herniations C567, Thoracic stenosis, L345 4mm slip disc, fissural, S1 nerve. Year later, patient presents 4.0 Ascending Aortic Aneurysm, fusiform. Less than three months later, 4.6 . Radial artery mildly reduced flow on ultrasound.

[@user-ee5eh2ig3b]

Thanks for your good video .what about the machines ultrasound and it's settings during examination some of us are beginners

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[@user-gz3fr6or7g]

thanks

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