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Doppler Ultrasonography (Doppler USG)

General Information About the Test

Doppler Ultrasonography is an advanced ultrasound technique that uses sound waves to reflect the blood flow speed, direction, and volume within blood vessels in real-time and in color on a computer screen. It is safely used to evaluate narrowing in the neck (carotid) arteries, clots or varicose veins in the legs, problems in the kidney vessels, and blood flow to the baby during pregnancy.

Test Process and Preparation

Color Doppler ultrasound imaging and patient preparation.

It can be performed on the neck vessels (Carotid Doppler), arm and leg vessels (Venous or Arterial Doppler), kidney vessels (Renal Doppler), and the umbilical cord to measure the blood flow between the placenta and the baby during pregnancy.

Absolutely not. Doppler ultrasound is a completely non-invasive method. It does not contain radiation, needles, or contrast agents (medication). The examination is done with a probe by simply applying standard ultrasound gel to the skin.

In Renal Doppler scans where intra-abdominal vessels (e.g., kidney vessels) are examined, an 8-10 hour fast is required so that intestinal gases do not distort the image. However, no preparation or fasting is required for examinations of the arm, leg, or neck regions.

The information on this page is for informational purposes only. The results of medical tests must be evaluated by specialist physicians.

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