Doctors can plainly see how blood flows through the heart and blood arteries thanks to Colour Doppler ultrasound testing. Additionally, it enables them to observe and quantify artery obstructions as well as gauge the degree of heart valve leakage or constriction. Patients with atherosclerosis or coronary artery disease might be advised to take it. A Doppler ultrasonography is a painless, non-invasive method that doesn't subject you to radiation danger. This test carries no dangers, and the majority of individuals report minimal to no discomfort. Benefits · Clots of blood. · Faulty valves in your leg veins may result in blood or other fluids pooling in your legs (venous insufficiency). · Congenital heart disease and heart valve problems. · An obstructed artery (arterial occlusion).
Colour Doppler diagnostics is a non-invasive imaging technique that uses high-frequency sound waves to produce detailed images of blood vessels and organs.
High-quality imaging: Our state-of-the-art equipment provides clear and detailed images of blood vessels and organs, allowing for accurate diagnosis and treatment.
Experienced technologists: Our trained and experienced technologists operate the equipment and ensure that the images are of the highest quality.
Fast results: Our colour Doppler diagnostics equipment produces results quickly, allowing patients to receive a diagnosis and begin treatment as soon as possible.
Safe and painless: Colour Doppler diagnostics is a non-invasive procedure that does not require any injections or incisions, making it safe and painless for patients.
Wide range of applications: Colour Doppler diagnostics can be used to examine a variety of organs, including the heart, liver, kidneys, and blood vessels, making it a versatile tool for diagnosis and treatment.
Advanced technology: Our facility uses the latest technology in Colour Doppler diagnostics, which allows for faster and more accurate results.
Comprehensive report: We provide detailed reports with all the necessary information and images to the referring physician for further analysis and treatment.
