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Left common iliac vein diameter in patients referred for lower limb venous duplex ultrasound. [PDF]
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An exercise stress test for contrast-enhanced duplex ultrasound assessment of lower limb muscle perfusion in patients with peripheral arterial disease. [PDF]
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Using Duplex Ultrasound for Recipient Vessel Selection.
INTRODUCTION Among the many factors involved in reconstructive microsurgery, identifying a good recipient vessel is one of the key elements leading to a successful result.
J. Hong, H. B. Kim, C. Park, H. Suh
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Diagnosis of venous disease with duplex ultrasound
Phlebology, 2013The advent of duplex ultrasound (DU) has changed vascular practice over the years. Venous anatomy, valve function and obstruction can be evaluated in real time using DU. It is a low cost, portable, non-invasive, safe and operator-friendly device that can be used for diagnosis, treatment guidance and follow-up.
R. Malgor, N. Labropoulos
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Clinical and duplex ultrasound evaluation of lower extremities varicose veins - a practical guideline. [PDF]
Lower extremities varicose veins are among the most frequent diseases in the general population. They can cause complaints with a deterioration of the quality of life and are associated with potentially threatening clinical conditions such as chronic ...
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Detecting stent geometry changes after venous recanalization using duplex ultrasound
Background Patients with post-thrombotic syndrome due to chronic venous obstruction and resistant to conservative management can benefit from endovenous revascularization.
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