Purpose of the Ultra sound (USG): Ultrasound Doppler Abdomen Test
Ultrasound Doppler of the abdomen is used to evaluate the blood flow in various abdominal organs and blood vessels. It can be helpful in identifying conditions such as aneurysms, arterial occlusions, and venous thrombosis.
When this Ultra sound (USG): Ultrasound Doppler Abdomen test is required
It is requested when the healthcare provider suspects a vascular problem in the abdomen or when a patient complains of pain in the abdomen.
What the Ultra sound (USG): Ultrasound Doppler Abdomen Test Detects
Ultrasound Doppler of the abdomen uses high-frequency sound waves to produce images of blood vessels and organs within the abdomen. The Doppler component of the ultrasound allows the blood flow to be evaluated in real-time.
Preparation for the Ultra sound (USG): Ultrasound Doppler Abdomen Test
The preparation for this test varies depending on the area being studied. Patients may be asked to fast for a certain period before the test or to drink plenty of water before the test to have a full bladder. Patients should follow the instructions given to them by their healthcare provider.
Sample Requirements
No sample is required for this test.
Additional Notes
This test is non-invasive and does not use ionizing radiation. It is considered safe and does not usually cause any discomfort to the patient. However, patients should follow the instructions given to them by their healthcare provider to ensure accurate and reliable results.
