Vascular Medicine

Vascular Imaging and Diagnostic Testing

Current time Vascular imaging began in the 1970s, which is considered the "golden age" of the field because of incredible advancements like Doppler and ultrasound, magnetic resonance imaging nuclear medicine the development of computers and computed tomography. This is a time of non-invasion procedures that give information about the vessel's lumen as well as its wall and surroundings, enabling the assessment of vascular disorders. The general term for a painless, non-invasive examination that uses high-frequency sound waves to view blood vessels including veins and arteries is "vascular imaging." Vascular studies are examinations that look at your veins and arteries blood flow. Since there are no needles involved, these tests are non-invasive.

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