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Venous Reflux Study using the Automatic Vascular Doppler

A healthcare professional can identify the problematic valves using an Automatic Vascular Doppler with simple one-button operation. The device can be used to assess the valvular competency of the Vein. The study is completely safe and does not require injecting medicine or radiation into the body. The sonographer requests the patient to take particular positions and movements to examine the legs and measure the blood flow.

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Venous Reflux Study using the Automatic Vascular Doppler

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  1. Venous Reflux Study using the Automatic Vascular Doppler

  2. Automatic Vascular Doppler • A healthcare professional can identify the problematic valves using an Automatic Vascular Doppler with simple one-button operation. • The device can be used to assess the valvular competency of the Vein. The study is completely safe and does not require injecting medicine or radiation into the body. • The sonographer requests the patient to take particular positions and movements to examine the legs and measure the blood flow

  3. How to use the Automatic Vascular Doppler for Venous Reflux Study? • The Photoplethysmography (PPG) Probe of the Doppler is placed in the Right/Left Great Saphenous vein at about four or five fingers distance above the ankle bone. • The patient has to perform the tiptoe reflux for five times as we observe the venous refilling pattern.

  4. The results of the test are evaluated as follows: • If the refilling or recovery time is more than 20 seconds, it indicates good valvular competency of the vein to push the blood upwards. • If the refilling or recovery time is between 18-20 seconds, it is questionable and a repeat test is conducted. • If the refilling or recovery time is less than 18 seconds, there is a venous condition and may require Physician intervention.

  5. Venous Reflux Study using the Automatic Vascular Doppler • A Vascular Doppler uses ultrasound waves to visualize the pattern of blood flow in your veins and arteries. • Depending on the results of the vascular doppler, you can discuss your venous anatomy with a physician and understand treatment options in more detail.

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