Mastering Echo-Doppler: A Comprehensive Guide to Vascular Disease Diagnosis

As a widely used MRI exam for vascular disease diagnosis, Echo-Doppler requires a deep understanding of anatomy, hemodynamics, and vascular diseases to interpret results accurately. Despite its widespread use, learning Echo-Doppler is a complex task that demands solid skills and expertise.

Understanding the Types of Doppler Ultrasound

There are two primary types of Doppler ultrasound: Peripheral and Visceral.

• Peripheral Doppler Ultrasound: This type encompasses examinations of supra-aortic trunks, transcranial, upper limbs, hemodialysis, abdominal aorta, and lower limbs.
• Visceral Doppler Ultrasound: This type includes examinations of digestive arteries, portal network, renal arteries, and renal transplantation.

A Structured Approach to Learning Echo-Doppler

To facilitate a thorough understanding of Echo-Doppler, each chapter in this comprehensive guide follows a structured approach:

• Anatomy: In-depth explanations of the anatomy related to each examination.
• Analysis Techniques: Step-by-step guides to conducting Echo-Doppler examinations.
• Normal Results: Detailed descriptions of normal Echo-Doppler results.
• Pathological Results: Analysis of abnormal results and their correlation with vascular diseases.
• Results After Revascularization Procedures: Insights into post-revascularization outcomes and their implications.
• Pitfalls and Limits: Common mistakes and limitations of Echo-Doppler examinations.
• Essential Data for Reporting: Key information to include in Echo-Doppler reports.

Additionally, specific chapters dedicated to technical aspects, such as adjustments and contrast products, provide a comprehensive overview of Echo-Doppler technique.

Book Details:

• Publisher: Thieme Revinter
• Edition: 1st edition (July 31, 2018)
• Language: Portuguese
• Format: Paperback (338 pages)
• ISBN-10: 855465112X
• ISBN-13: 978-8554651121